It could go into a launcher easily I think. Quote:I've never used Resynthesizer but I noticed Afferero had it in some of his appimages.

I'll stick with it for now but will consider other Debian-based distros before doing any future installs. Big changes all around, at least when going from 20.04. (05-10-2022, 10:03 AM)rich2005 Wrote: As an aside, I have an older laptop with kubuntu 18.04 I was considering upgrading to 22.04 The more I see of it, I think I might just leave to for another year or so. Thanks very much! Hadn't noticed the resynthesizer had been removed from the 22.04 gimp-plugin-registry - that's the only thing I used it for. They remained executable for me, extracted with Engrampa. (05-10-2022, 10:03 AM)rich2005 Wrote: Resynthesizer, if it is a regular Gimp 2.10.30 without python, then Tas_mania appimage Gimp launcher will enable Python. If you do not want to go through all that, then install a flatpak. You can get a resynthesizer set of plugins from here: Unzip, put the 4 files in ~/.config/GIMP/2.10/plug-ins/ Make them executable, it looks like 'buntu security kicks in and makes them 'indeterminate' I have just tried out in a jammy VM and I know it works. Resynthesizer, if it is a regular Gimp 2.10.30 without python, then Tas_mania appimage Gimp launcher will enable Python. This one has dumped resynthesizer and all python plugins, keeps some plugins that no longer work, and installs 158 useless scripts. Now your gimp-plugin-registry installation, This package is ancient, it gets churned out with some modifications with each Debian release. then a regular installation from the repo. If you could check what Gimp is installed and tell us, it does help, Look in Gimp -> Edit -> Preferences -> Folders Look in any entry, first one is brushes and the top entry under folder. It is a bit of a can-of-worms Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy) I tried this plugin but Heal Selection is still absent from the menu.

I have GIMP, gimp-plugin-registry and python2 installed.

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