Also, can you run GIMP from the command line doing the following?

Go to Start menu -> Exec…, then type cmd and press enter. In the console, write:

 cd %ProgramFiles%\GIMP-2.0\bin gimp-2.6 -c --verbose > "%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\Desktop\out.txt" 2>&1 

About suggestions: they are always very welcome, but please consider the latest version as basis for improvement if possible.

BTW to find out which plugins are included in gimp-plugin-registry and what is their version you can read the description of the package with Synaptic.

I am using Ubuntu 8.10 and used synaptic package manager to download gimp-plugin-registry (which includes LqR) a few days ago. It is likely that it doesn't include your latest bug fixes.

Like you, when I get time, I will give a definitive answer. But I am not proficient in finding the versions of things yet.

Thanks

BTW I have some suggestions for improving the user interface. Along the line of: use words that describe the goal, and that nieve users can understand, rather than words that describe the techniques that only expert Gimp users can understand. For example, use "Zoom" for the technique of applying LqR, then applying LqR again back to the original size. If I get time, I will post to "Request a feature."

Calling error for procedure 'gimp-image-add-layer':
Image 'file:///home/bootch/LeefersFarmArt/Trial.pnm' (1) is of type 'gray', but an image of type 'rgb' is expected

I'm trying to dissappear (or remove or discard) an object.

I understand that this is not a high priority (greyscale a small portion of use) ( I can probably work around it) and that maybe it is a known limitation.
I searched for RGB in the tutorial and the manual but found no mention that discarding only works for color images.
It must be related to the need for a color (red) highlight for the selection to discard.

A discussion began between several Gimp gods. From what I understood - the 2.6 versions error register has been augmented which should help Plugin and script writers locate problems with there stuff more easily. There seems to be some debate as to what should be considered an error though.

I think the Gimp gods will fix this particular error message (it is just an annoyance, not a real error (I think)) in the next Gimp update.

Cheers

I'll do what you suggest.

Cheers

Cheers

I am asking you this question here, because this thread is all I could find (thus far) which deals with this issue, in any way.

I am not using Liquid Rescale so if you want to brush me off I'd understand.

I am using a custom made plugin which is getting the same error message as described at the beginning of this thread. I was wondering if you could give me an indication of what new thing in Gimp 2.6 is causing this, and if there is anyway to prevent this error from popping up, other than by modifying the plugin.

Thank you for any help.

Cheers,

DK

— Ronald

Cheers

Every rescale operation opens a GIMP message window with this message:

Calling error for procedure 'gimp-image-convert-rgb': Image '[path-to-image-here]' (49) is already of type 'rgb'

The image is indeed already of type rgb, so why convert it. Rescaling seems to be working, though. Just this weird message.

cheers, Ronald

By the way, I'm going to move this thread to the "bug reports" section.

I run Ubuntu 8.04 and had been enjoying ussing 0.3.0 with gimp 2.4 fine for a while. I'm no linux wizard, but I am able to at least install 2.0 of the lib and 5.0 of the plugin. I am resizing a small image experimenting with the new rigidity map and it consistently gives me "Plug-In 'Liquid rescale' left image undo in inconsistent state, closing open undo groups."

It seems to only happen when I use a seam mask AND a discard mask.

I'm kinda done experimenting with the rigidity mask until the problem can be fixed, but I will update if I have problems with other features.