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minus-square@AVincentInSpacelinkEnglish4•1 month ago (step 2) save it and close GIMP under 10 clicks. File -> Overwrite (2 clicks) File -> Quit (2 clicks) Yes I want to quit, even though I haven’t saved it as an .xpf file (1 click) Total: 5 clicks
minus-square@Valmond@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•1 month agoIt’s more like File-> export->select PNG->save->select your file(that you just opened and modified)->save->yes I want to overwrite it THEN close the image in Gimp->no I don’t want to save image.xpf. Instead of a CTRL+S I mean sometimes you’d probably missclick too…
minus-square@Churbleyimyam@lemm.eelinkfedilink3•edit-21 month agoFile > overwrite Bind it to Ctrl+s if you want. It only saves as an xcf project if you choose save instead of overwrite.
minus-square@AVincentInSpacelinkEnglish1•1 month agothe fuck do you mean “it’s more like” i just reproduced those 5 steps using my copy of gimp
minus-square@Valmond@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•1 month agoNot saving a project file, but the image file you just opened. Learn to read, sheesh.
minus-square@AVincentInSpacelinkEnglish1•edit-21 month agolike you are aware that overwriting the file you opened, as opposed to saving a project file, is what I just told you how to do in 5 clicks?
minus-square@Valmond@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink1•1 month agoThat’s already insane IMO. But yes okay not the hyperbole of 10 clicks, “only 5”, I’ll give you that 😊. Cheers
File -> Overwrite (2 clicks)
File -> Quit (2 clicks)
Yes I want to quit, even though I haven’t saved it as an .xpf file (1 click)
Total: 5 clicks
It’s more like File-> export->select PNG->save->select your file(that you just opened and modified)->save->yes I want to overwrite it THEN close the image in Gimp->no I don’t want to save image.xpf.
Instead of a CTRL+S
I mean sometimes you’d probably missclick too…
File > overwrite
Bind it to Ctrl+s if you want.
It only saves as an xcf project if you choose save instead of overwrite.
the fuck do you mean “it’s more like” i just reproduced those 5 steps using my copy of gimp
Not saving a project file, but the image file you just opened. Learn to read, sheesh.
Yes, that is what those steps do
like you are aware that overwriting the file you opened, as opposed to saving a project file, is what I just told you how to do in 5 clicks?
That’s already insane IMO. But yes okay not the hyperbole of 10 clicks, “only 5”, I’ll give you that 😊.
Cheers