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About:
gimpShop is a fork of GIMP which changes the
layout of the user interface to resemble Adobe
Photoshop.
Author:
Scott Moschella <webmaster __at__ plasticbugs __dot__ com>
[contact developer]
Homepage:
http://plasticbugs.com/index.php?p=294
Tar/BZ2:
http://www.plasticbugs.com/blogimg/gimpshop-2.2.11.tar.bz2
RPM package:
http://www.torrentbox.com/download.php/13687/gimpshop.rpm.torrent
OS X package:
http://www.plasticbugs.com/blogimg/Gimpshop-OSX-2.2.11.dmg
Mirror site:
http://www.gimpshop.com
Trove categories:
[change]
Dependencies:
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Subscribers: 41
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A minor request
by Kevin C. Redden - Jun 29th 2007 10:10:55
I just have one minor request on new versions. Can you please get rid of
the 'useless' error messages? I speak of ones that pop up, but you can't
really do anything with, or doesn't accually affect the program or the
images. One in particular is the TIFF message, which reads:
TIFF image Message
incorrect count for field "MinSampleValue" (1, expecting 3); tag
ignored
Another request. Could the default starting tool be reset to a
non-damaging tool? I believe the 'paint fuzzy brush strokes' tool is
automatically selected, and many times I've goofed up pictures when I
click on them
Other than that, I've really enjoyed the GIMP, and GimpShop. Looking
foward to many more years with them.
- Kc
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Great work
by mottie - Sep 16th 2005 10:35:43
I have never really been a fan of The Gimp due to usability issues. I
really like what you've done with your software it makes the transition
for Photoshop to The Gimp much easier. One very minor complaint, in
GimpShop the word "tool" is thrown after most but not all tools.
Why "Zoom Tool" but not "Airbrush Tool", "Type
Tool" but not "Blur/Sharpen Tool". It's safe to say that
"Zoom" and "Type" is descriptive enough, as they are
on a tools menu.
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Binary for Debian users
by Luis C. Suarez - Apr 6th 2005 11:10:18
Hi there.
I'm totally new in Linux. (newbie, roockie, etc) and I'd like to know uf
there would be a binary for Debian Linux users soon.
For your prompt response...
Best Regards
--
Humility is not a "status".... It's a "Gift"!
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Re: Binary for Debian users
by jakedahn - Apr 7th 2005 17:38:03
Hello, i have something for all of the people who really want a .deb file
but can only find an rpm... ok here it is: To convert a RPM to a .deb you
can use 'alien'... go into a root console and type this in
alien -d
when you type that in it will convert your RPM to a .deb, but im not sure
which other linux distros this will work on, i tested it with my knoppix
box
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Re: Binary for Debian users
by Luis C. Suarez - Apr 11th 2005 08:04:57
> Hello, i have something for all of the
> people who really want a .deb file but
> can only find an rpm... ok here it is:
> To convert a RPM to a .deb you can use
> 'alien'... go into a root console and
> type this in
>
> alien -d
>
> when you type that in it will convert
> your RPM to a .deb, but im not sure
> which other linux distros this will work
> on, i tested it with my knoppix box
>
>
>
I've tried that, but when I want to run GIMPShop, nothing happens. :(
Thanks for help anyway
Luis C. Suarez
--
Humility is not a "status".... It's a "Gift"!
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Re: Binary for Debian users
by Luis C. Suarez - Apr 11th 2005 08:10:02
I forgot to say I have "Linspire 5.0" (a Debian based Linux) and I used
"alien", it works great with most of "RPM's" and all my libraries are
updated so far.
But still, I wont run GIMPShop with /usr/bin/GIMP or /usr/bin/GIMPShop
Kind Regards
--
Humility is not a "status".... It's a "Gift"!
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Re: Binary for Debian users
by Jake Laas - May 1st 2007 18:24:00
You're missing one crucial detail with your *.rpm -> *.deb conversion and
that is:
$ dpkg -i [blah].deb
As an alternative, you could also run:
$ alien -di [blah].rpm
This will immediately install the new deb package rather than requiring
that you manually install it through dpkg. Keep in mind that all these
commands must be run as superuser or with sudo.
Regards, Jake
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"'If the world should blow itself up, the last audible voice would be that of an expert saying it can't be done."
- Peter Ustinov
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