N T E N T S vi T h e G i m p Us er ’ s M a n u a l Ta b l e O f C ont ents PART II Gimp Installation Chapter 4: Obtaining And Installing Gimp................... 43 How To Install Gimp Personal 44: A Perl Introduction ................................... 725 Introduction 726 Perl-Fu Installation And Configuration 727 Crash Course 728 Chapter 45: A Tutorial For Perl Gimp Users i H ow To R ea d T h i s B ook • Scanning, discussion of scanner types and what to buy. • Installation of Sane (Gimp’s scanner interface) and usage of Sane within Gimp Part V • In-depth discussion

effect of different choices without destroying your existing installation, or if you have screwed things up so badly that your existing installation needs to be nuked. For the most part, setting up GIMP is is a scroll bar to see all the things GIMP has created for you. Figure 2.3: User Installation Log The User Installation Log screen. 4. Setting your memory usage is not an easy thing. So much depends on automatically come packaged with GIMP, so they are not guaranteed to work correctly in every GIMP installation. GNU Image Manipulation Program 32 / 653 3.2 Main Windows Figure 3.1: The screenshot illustrates

effect of different choices without destroying your existing installation, or if you have screwed things up so badly that your existing installation needs to be nuked. For the most part, setting up GIMP Installing New Plugins The plugins that are distributed with GIMP don't require any special installation. Plugins that you download yourself do. There are several scenarios, depending on what OS you rather than your home directory. For these, you will need to be root to perform the final stage of installation (when issuing the make install command). If you install in your personal plugin directory a

Use this capability to explore different configuration options without deleting your existing installation, or to recover if your configuration files are damaged. 2.2.1 Finally . . . Just a couple of automatically come packaged with GIMP, so they are not guaranteed to work correctly in every GIMP installation. 3.2 Main Windows The GIMP user interface is now available in two modes: • multi-window mode 3 Installing New Plugins The plugins that are distributed with GIMP don’t require any special installation. Plugins that you down- load yourself do. There are several scenarios, depending on what OS you