Install Dbp Gimp Windows
Brief documentation. Follow the general instructions to install a plugin on GIMP. You will find 'Batch Image Manipulation.' Inside the 'File' menu. The main view: the upper bar contains the list of the choosen manipulations, the white box contains your image files. The main view: the upper bar contains the list of the choosen manipulations. Introduction ¶. GIMP comes with a so-called batch mode that allows you to do image processing from the command line. It also makes it easy to apply the same set of operations to a number of images. We have got a lot of questions on the mailing-lists on how to use the batch mode and this small page tries to explain the basics to you.
Install Dbp Gimp Windows 7
I have Kubuntu 12.04.01 with GIMP 2.06. On a previous installation I used DBP . I found it worked well on resizing images, and want to re-install it. Although I managed before, I cannot now remember how, though there must have been an easy way to do it! Can anyone help, please?
WGCmanWGCman2 Answers
This answer was updated by author in early 2012 ...
Perhaps for you will be actual more to use new versions instead dbp-1.1.5.
Guide by Dave Duncan.
Download the tgz file to your desktop from DBP archive
Open a terminal, and run the following:
You may be prompted for a Yes/No answer here (confirming the use of hard drive space). Just type ‘y’ and hit enter. Then, enter the following:
In the next command, substitute “[username]” with your username.
Then continue, entering the following commands in turn each time you get a fresh command prompt.
Then build, and install package:
Once all that is done, open up GIMP and go to (UPDATE Jan.2012):
Filters >> Batch Process
From the dropdown, select Batch Process and the world is your oyster!
Let me know if this works well for you.
Enjoy!
swiftswiftGimp Windows Free Download
At last I now have DBP in my GIMP in which I acknowledge help from swift (above) the community and the author's blog, which I advise anyone wanting DBP to read.
Whilst I was trying to install, I looked for DBP under the Script Fu tab. It is now under Filters, so I don't know how many of the steps below were actually necessary; anyway here's what I did:
Download the tgz file to your desktop from DBP archive
I downloaded http://www.ozemail.com.au/~hodsond/dbpSrc-1-1-9.tgzThere may be a later one, which would amend the following slightly.
Open a terminal, and run the following:
Then I went to File manager (Dolphin), navigated to root/usr/src/dbp1.1.9. Firstly I right clicked on every file then selected Properties>Permissions to ensure that MyUserName was owner then checked the “is executable” box. I then opened the file Makefile with GNU Emacs and amended the sixth line to read #NODEPS = -DGTK_DISABLE_DEPRECATED.
Then back to the terminal...
I hope that this will help other inexperienced users who want to install this excellent plug-in.