I am a complete noob at photoshopping but I have this GIMP on my operating system and I would like to fiddle around with it, maybe do some political cartoons using images. Thing is it all look likes gobbledy-gook and when I try to play around with it I get nowhere. When I click User Manual under Help I get this message:
The GIMP help browser plug-in appears to be missing from your installation.
So, I come here and enter "help browser plug-in" in the keyword search and get absolutely bupkiss. I try variations on it but no solid hits. Where is this manual?
I do a lot of tinkering around off-line so I would like to download this help manual to peruse at leisure without being connected.
Thank you for any help you can give.
Gimp-help is a separate download
Thank you for your help.
Go to either Adept or
Try this
Go to Edit/Preferences/Help System/
Change the web browser to "yelp %" (Without the quotes)
Then change the help browser to "Web Browser"
Got It
I figured it out from this post. I have Ubuntu 9.10, GIMP 2.6.7.
I have the gimp-help-en package installed already. In GIMP, I went to Edit > Preferences > Help System, and changed Help Browser > Help browser to use: to Web browser, and I changed Web Browser > Web browser to use: to "yelp" without the quotes.
Now when I hover over a menu item that says "Press F1 for more help" and I press F1, Gnome Desktop Help opens up looking at the correct article. Yay!
Just to make sure: has anyone
Just to make sure: has anyone reported this to Ubuntu yet? It's not really useful to discuss and make wild guesses guess about this here, at least.
Ubuntu bugs are tracked in launchpad:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bugs