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Gimp linux terminal8/10/2023 However the plugin I compile for 'buntu 18.04 / Mint 19 works, so that is one solution. I get a gmic_gimp_qt: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.29' not found (required by /home/mint-user/snap/gimp/347/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/gmic_gimp_qt) error. Needed to move the file xxxx.jpg to my home folder to open it.Īnything else? For anyone who uses the gimp_gmic_qt plugin the version from gmic does not work. I get a Opening '/media/sf_temp/xxxx.jpg' failed: Could not open '/media/sf_temp/xxxx.jpg' for reading: Permission denied error. Still not able to open a file on a storage disk. Last time I installed it, I can not recall python2 support, but it is there now, so must have been me. Shame the appimage does not work for you, I use it unpacked and permanently on-disk and that runs to 0.5 GB This comparison using filelight : Using a basic Mint 20 installation a snap installation runs to 3.1 GB although presumably snap files can be shared with any other snap based installation. You might be surprised at the snap overhead. You use what you are comfortable with and suits your purpose, stick with the snap. I was wondering if there is a way to make this happen whenever the system starts? If I need it I can just open a terminal and type xinput -enable 13.Īlso is there a way to see a list of what flatpaks I have already installed? THere is still some stuff missing in LXDE, and I figure I can do a terminal command and. In LXDE there is nothing in the settings for that, but I can do it with a terminal command: In XFCE there was a setting to turn it off, no problem. One thing I dislike about my laptop is the touchpad keeps getting in the way. The issue now it that it is under the category "other." Oh well, I guess that is easy to figure out and fix. desktop thing to make a gimp option in my menu bar. Is this my issue? It seems to be, since I had Timeshift set up daily and checking every hour.Īnyway, I set Gimp up with LXDE and I love it! My laptop is fairly new, so it is the fastest laptop I have every used. I figure for someone like me, a regular vanilla Ubuntu is the best thing, because there will always be people that can help me with problems that always come up. Right now I am backing up all my data and doing some dry-run tests with Mint mate and Ubuntu. Then I noticed soon after every kernel update the system started to slow down. One thing that bothers me is that at least once a month I am getting a Kernel update. Somehow, sometime around the update to 19.3 the system started to get worse. I just wish that my computer would work like it used to. I am not a Linux expert, and I doubt I ever will be. DOn't know if that will work, but if not, then regular Ubuntu. I'm putting MINT MATE on because that is what I used before and never had issues. It was the slickest thing ever on my laptop. I tried all kinds of stuff like clearing the cache, using older kernels, installing lightweight everything like file browsers, internet browsers, changing the desktop thing to compton.etc. sometimes it wouldn't shut down and I'd get a Kernel Panic! It was always getting laggy, everything opened slow. When it updated to 19.3 then I started having issues. I've been using Mint 19 XFCE and I hate it! ![]() This is the one I use all the time and because I use it all the time, I unpack it in a folder see: There is a video there that uses Mint 19Ĭompile from source This is Ofnuts favoured choice, but it does need expertise and a **lot** of additional. Download, make executable, you can run it from a terminal (ie dot-slash file.name) or make a shortcut. I have tried it in the past, I would tend to avoid it.Īppimage Several Gimp sub-versions available at the moment from 2.10.10 to 2.10.22 All come with python2 support.Ĭlassed as a 'portable' version, largely self contained but not divorced from the underlying OS. Seems most users get this by using the 'buntu 'Store' where it installs by default. Snap: This is a ubuntu sandboxed Gimp (similar to Flatpak). If needed (flathub says not) for Mint 19 LXDE you can install the flatpak system.įlatpak install flathub .Resynthesizer This PPA is 'frozen' but you will get a working Gimp 2.10.14, which might be enough for your purposes.įlatpak: This is a self contained, sand-boxed, Gimp 2.10 It does come with Python2 support, so those favourite ofnut plugins do work but otherwise divorced from the rest of the operating system ie. Most add-ons such as XSANE or gutenprint will work. The advantage is this is a 'regular' linux installation all the files are where you expect them. Ubuntu PPA: - there is a version for bionic (& Mint 19)Ĭommon to this 'buntu version there is no python2 support. Do you have the flatpak Gimp installed? Good time for a review: The current options: for Gimp 2.10 assuming a 64 bit linux installation.
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