Gimp resynthesizer plugin1/22/2024 ![]() ![]() You are missing a lot of the newer filters. One problem with old versions of the gimp_gmic_qt (pre 3.1.6) is the 'community' section (testing) is no longer available for downloading That is the updatexxxx.gmic that was downloaded. The solution for 20.04 does not work for 22.04. I recently upgraded my Linux Xubuntu 20.04 LTS to 22.04 LTS.On 22.04 I have GIMP 2.10.30 with gimp-gmic 2.9.4-4build1.I also have the same problem with the resynthesizer plugin anyone seems to encouter. On Xfce DE (I use MX Linux with same DE on my kids' computer), go to the Application Menu > Graphics > GNU Image Manipulation Program, right click on it > Edit Application., a window opens, inside the "Command" field point it to the Tas_mania's GIMP Appimage In your Application Menu > point to it to the AppImage instead to pointing to the GIMP's distro and this will NOT change the way you add your plug in, resynthesizer and so (unless your GIMP is a flatpak? or a snap?) If it's the one from Tas_mania, (python2 launcher with few more things in it for your already installed GIMP), it can integrate extremely well (yes "extremely"), I'm not a fan of the appimage solution because that doesn't integrate well with my system and makes it harder to use other plugins. (10-17-2022, 07:20 PM)bart Wrote: I also have the same problem with the resynthesizer plugin anyone seems to encouter. The "Simple Local Contrast" filter, is still there in G'MIC 3.1.6, may it change category, take a look in "Details" or update your filters via the "Internet" icon at the bottom I very much liked the "Simple Local Contrast" filter, which has disappeared in the new release. I recently upgraded my Linux Xubuntu 20.04 LTS to 22.04 LTS. ![]() I'am new on the forum and have a question. ![]()
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