Graphics & Pictures Apps Support

Hallo zusammen,

wir nutzen bei uns in der Firma GIMP Portable um es von einem Netzlaufwerk aus zu verwenden, seit wir nun Windows 7 haben lässt sich aber GIMP nicht mehr richtig verwenden wenn man auf das Laufwerk nur Lese- und keine Schreibberechtigung hat. Kann man irgendwie den Pfad der Auslagerungsdatei anpassen, damit diese zB auf %temp% erstellt wird, statt im Ordner von GIMP?

Danke!

LG j4

%LOCALAPPDATA%\fontconfig is left behind.
- has a "cache" subdirectory containing a few files w/.cache-4 extension, and CACHEDIR.TAG file.

The Python interpreter module is properly installed but the related plugins and console do not show up in the menus where they should be normally available.

EDIT:

This problem occurs for me on Windows 7 with a new installation of GIMP Portable in "C:\" .

It may be a general problem but GIMP Portable doesn't support special characters in it's path. You should support UTF-8 or Unicode.

And as user we have to do a (quick) move of the GIMPPortable folder at the root of the disk for example, to use it.

I run GIMP Portable from my Hard Drive; after updating to 2.8.8 I cannot Open it For Some Reason.

I have it customized with a GTK Scheme; Scripts, & Plugin's.

Anyone know the exact locations of these files are...

Thanks!
-meb
meb@cmpwebdesign.com

Any indication when this release is portablized?

Hah Well Just an Idea I had multiple images open, and it crashed. It would be nice to have an option to reopen all of them... Doh!

Is there anyway to have image windows open under the main GIMP interface window, instead of their own windows? Just like any other Windows application.

I've searched Google; and asked around on the IRC but no one has a clue.

-meb

- leaves gtk-2.0 folder in LOCALAPPDATA
(contains file "gtkfilechooser.ini".)

FYI..for those that want to fix manually:
- Add: gtk-2.0=%LOCALAPPDATA%\gtk-2.0
- Under [DirectoriesMove]

Hello portable-apps-team!

The latest version of GIMP, 2.8.6 ref-2, still shows the bug of the
"jpg-precalculation of file-size".

If you save an image as "jpg" a window pops up - and you are
asked what quality you want to have. In this window you can
check "precalculate jpg-file size". But this precalculation still
doesn't work. You always get a constant value "5.9 EB".

The precalculation-size is very helpful if you work on pictures
which had to be small. So if you send pics via e-mail or
you work on websites etc. you need the precalculation of jpg-