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How Do I Customize GIMP

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How Do I Customize GIMP digi artist 12 Apr 08:00
  How Do I Customize GIMP Simon Budig 12 Apr 10:54
digi artist
2006-04-12 08:00:30 UTC (about 18 years ago)

How Do I Customize GIMP

Hi,

I have just been introduced to GIMP and think it is a great software. I would like to be able to customize it i.e. change menu options, Toolbox, hide the layer box on startup and change the splash screen.

I downloaded the Mac version "Gimp-2.2.10-svg.dmg" and would like to know if this can be customized or i need to download another version.

I would appreciate your prompt response.

Regards, Gideon


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Simon Budig
2006-04-12 10:54:21 UTC (about 18 years ago)

How Do I Customize GIMP

digi artist (media4sure@yahoo.com) wrote:

I have just been introduced to GIMP and think it is a great software. I would like to be able to customize it i.e. change menu options, Toolbox, hide the layer box on startup and change the splash screen.

Just close the layer box and it will stay closed - gimp does its own session management, so that your dialogs will stay where they were on last startup. You can edit the visible tools in the toolbox by changing the order in the File->Dialogs->Tools dialog: Toggle the eye for the visibility of the tool, drag the tools around to change the order in the toolbox.

To change the menus you need to edit XML files and I actually don't recommend this since it might make it harder for you to follow tutorials. However, we are interested in feedback if you believe that some changes to the menustructure would improve the usability.

Bye, Simon