Introduction ................................... 725 Introduction 726 Perl-Fu Installation And Configuration 727 Crash Course 728 Chapter 45: A Tutorial For Perl Gimp Users ................. 735 as Mac, Windows, NT, Citrix and Novell. His specialties are thin clients and X Window Sys- tem configuration, as well as Internet technologies. He is the author of the more technical parts of this book. mentioned above. To do so, read the INSTALL file and use the specified command-line options for the configuration program (in particular, --prefix). Once you’re done, go back to the first section in this chapter

steps to configure options and directories. The configuration process creates a subdirectory in your home directory named .gimp-2.10. All of the configuration information is stored in this directory. If you rename the directory, GIMP repeats the initial configuration process, creating a new .gimp-2.10 directory. Use this capability to explore different configuration options without deleting your existing installation installation, or to recover if your configuration files are damaged. 2.2.1 Finally . . . Just a couple of suggestions before you start, though: First, GIMP provides tips you can read at any time using the

file called "gimprc". You should execute "cp gimprc ~/.gimprc" to make a copy of your own gimp configuration file. You'll need to edit ~/.gimprc to add the path where you unpacked the directory. Alternatively

to your desktop. Start/Programs/ Accessories/System Tools/System Informations/Tools/System Configuration Utility/"Environment" tab/"New" button: Enter LANG for Name and fr or de... for Value. Under These are highlighted in the list. • ID: The string GIMP uses to identify the unit in its configuration files. • Factor: How many units make up an inch. • Digits: This field is a hint for numerical

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