you run Gimp, it will install some personal configuration and data files. Just answer OK to those questions (see “How To Install Gimp Personal Files” on page 44). A moment later Gimp will start by displaying the toolbox, which is quite similar to the one in Photoshop, will appear on your desktop. The questions that every Photoshop user will ask themselves now are undoubt- edly: Where are the menus and where and figure out how to transfer large image files. In this chapter, we will try to answer these questions and sort out some of the buzzwords. And relax, you really don’t need a Mac or a Windows box to prepare

step is to let go of the Shift key. And there you have it. Some more examples are shown below. Questions? Comments? Let us know. Happy GIMPing! GNU Image Manipulation Program 56 / 653 3.5.2.1 Examples the global clipboard buffer. Delete Buffer This command deletes the selected named buffer, no questions asked. You cannot delete the Global Buffer. 13.4.2 Images Dialog Figure 13.46: The Images dialog

global clipboard buffer. • Delete Buffer This command deletes the selected named buffer, no questions asked. You cannot delete the Global Buffer. You can change the size of the buffer previews in

the global clipboard buffer. Delete Buffer This command deletes the selected named buffer, no questions asked. You cannot delete the Global Buffer. 15.4.1.2.2 Context menu Figure 15.68 The “Buffers” mailing list at https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-docs-list. Please, feel free to ask questions. .12.2 Create a Local Working Copy of Code The GIMP help Manual is lodged in a central repository