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Loading files quickly
Use gimp-remote. This will load a file into a previously running gimp. If there is no gimp running it will start a new one if you use -n
eg
bash-2.05$ gimp-remote -n hsparks.gihNote that if no gimp is running the gimp-remote doesn't exit (until gimp exits).
Drawing a curve
Create a new image. Click on the curve tool (top right). Press Ctrl-L to get layers dialog. Click on the Path Tab. Now make your curve ... then click the O button .. (Stroke Path). This uses the current brush, so you can get cool
effects by changing the brush, and by changing the "Spacing" which is in the brushes window (double click on the brush on the main window to get the popup).
Last Change: Monday, 10-Jan-2005 07:41:06 EST
Disclaimer
The information provided within these pages is provided AS IS, and without any
warranty. Following these directions may (but not limited to)
crash your computer, delete all the information on your hard disk, open up security holes or cause your house to burn down.
I made these pages to provide some information about the setup that I have done,
but I did not proofread it for correctness, and in most cases did not test it.
There are commands in these pages that would definately delete or corrupt all
the data on your computer (especially the dualboot section). In fact it happened
to me....
So you are on your own!