Comments for Dave Duncan http://blog.daveduncan.ca "Eat Well, Stay Fit, Die Anyway" Sat, 05 Jan 2013 18:56:16 -0800 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by Christopher http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-84527 Christopher Sat, 05 Jan 2013 18:56:16 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-84527 Cha's method worked for me - I was getting a number of errors. Thank you, Cha. Thanks Dave for starting the thread. Now, does anyone know about getting Dbp working on the Windows 8 side? Cha’s method worked for me – I was getting a number of errors. Thank you, Cha. Thanks Dave for starting the thread.

Now, does anyone know about getting Dbp working on the Windows 8 side?

]]> Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by Bert http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-84451 Bert Wed, 26 Dec 2012 09:39:58 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-84451 Worked fine after looking at the comments!!! This from a newbie at Linux : Tnx to all posting here! Worked fine after looking at the comments!!! This from a newbie at Linux : Tnx to all posting here!

]]> Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by WGCman http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-84233 WGCman Fri, 07 Dec 2012 09:05:46 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-84233 I have now cracked this, and posted what I did to http://askubuntu.com/questions/224231/how-do-i-add-dbp-to-gimp/226414#226414. Many thanks, Dave, for an excellent extra. I have now cracked this, and posted what I did to http://askubuntu.com/questions/224231/how-do-i-add-dbp-to-gimp/226414#226414.

Many thanks, Dave, for an excellent extra.

]]> Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by WGCman http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-84192 WGCman Tue, 04 Dec 2012 09:52:54 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-84192 I have Kubuntu 12.04.1 and GIMP 2.6.12 and am getting the same dialogue in the terminal at “make” as Chris on 1 July 10. I don't quite understand Amit's answer. On step 1, root appears to own the directory but I own the DBP files. Is it simply a question right-clicking each file and checking the “is executable” box in Properties>Permission, or do I have to do something in a terminal – if so what? I don't understand step 2 – please would someone give an idiot's guide? I have Kubuntu 12.04.1 and GIMP 2.6.12 and am getting the same dialogue in the terminal at “make” as Chris on 1 July 10. I don’t quite understand Amit’s answer. On step 1, root appears to own the directory but I own the DBP files. Is it simply a question right-clicking each file and checking the “is executable” box in Properties>Permission, or do I have to do something in a terminal – if so what? I don’t understand step 2 – please would someone give an idiot’s guide?

]]> Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by Paul Sandel http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-83642 Paul Sandel Mon, 29 Oct 2012 17:40:20 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-83642 Thanks for the tip! Other than changing the file name, download location, and using sudo make (make install as regular user), worked exactly as described Thanks for the tip! Other than changing the file name, download location, and using sudo make (make install as regular user), worked exactly as described

]]> Comment on Installing “David’s Batch Processor” for GIMP in Ubuntu Linux by medwe http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256&cpage=1#comment-83108 medwe Sat, 20 Oct 2012 21:21:11 +0000 http://blog.daveduncan.ca/?p=1256#comment-83108 I tried everything to get dbp into my Filters dropdown, there was no error in the terminal, and I still couldn't get it to show up until I tried Cha's suggestion. And now it works perfectly! I tried everything to get dbp into my Filters dropdown, there was no error in the terminal, and I still couldn’t get it to show up until I tried Cha’s suggestion. And now it works perfectly!

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