Graphics & Pictures Apps Support

Hi,

I've noted that my GIMP Portable has been running awfully slow on relatively good computers (2GHz, 1 GB of RAM) when working with only 2000x3000 px images, which is surprising for me. I checked the temporary folder, and it's directed to a location on the flash drive. While this makes a bit of sense, the drive is only 512MB, and USB 2.0 can't transfer that much information that quickly.

The plug-in 'RAW.EXE' for loading/saving raw data files
gets not always loaded.

If Gimp starts the first time after a new installation,
all works fine.
But after the second or third start, the plug-in
is not loaded anymore (not shown in the image type
list of the 'load image' dialog).

Any suggestions how to solve the problem?

Thanks

Hari

I have downloaded the install file for GIMP Portable, but every time I try to install it from the package it tells me: The installer you are trying to use is corrupted or incomplete?

Does anyone have any alternative download locations or the like

Cheers

(GIMP 2.2 portable, on Win XP Pro, SP2)

Maybe I'm not coming up with the right search terms, but I can't find any information that helps, either in this forum or in the online documentation...

Everytime I start GIMP Portable on my WinXP Gateway with a Core2Duo processor I get an error message when the Script-Fu Extensions initiating:
Windows - No Disk
Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c

Whether you can make Gimpshop Portable?

http://plasticbugs.com/

Does anyone know where to get new fonts for portable GIMP? I don't believe it takes .ttf fonts.

Thanks

The \Data\settings folder does not exist until GimpPortable is run without the .ini file. This first run will create the settings folder if it is not there if you run it without the .ini file.

The error is as follows:

GIMP Portable | PortableApps.com
D:\%pathtoGIMPPortablefolder%\Data\settings was not found. Pleas check your configuration

You can also create a settings folder manually to resolve this if you're using the ini file.

Hi

Hello, I've noticed that when I open files that are inside many nested folders (my files are around 6 folders deep, some with longer names), GIMP crashes on file opening. Relocating the file to a shallower file structure allows me to open the file. Has anyone else seen this occurring? Is this a limitation with the GTK?