Hi, Roel Schroeven <rschroev_nospam_ml@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > What I mean is this: suppose you have a remote instance of the Gimp > running, and then you want to open a local file in the Gimp. I think a > new, local instance should start to open that file, since the remote > one can't load that file. But if the remote protocol just looks for a > gimp window, it will try to use the existing gimp instance to open the > file. Unsuccessfully. Yes, I understood that. And I said that we already have exactly this problem with the current implementation, so it can probably not become worse. Daniel mentioned problems that could be caused by moving the gimp-remote functionality to the gimp binary. I asked him to explain what kind of problems that would be. I don't know why you answered to this question since it appears that your answer was unrelated. Sven
