On 01/03/2012 06:49 AM, Neil wrote:
On Tue, Jan 3, 2012 at 2:09 PM, <gg@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:gg@xxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
My original comment about sharpen not working seems to have been a local
problem, that is now fixed. I thought this may be relevant to your issue.
Yeah, it could have been. I tried to reproduce it before I read your second
message :)
If blur does not have a dialog it must be a one size fits all and may as
well be removed! It clearly is not properly integrated into GIMP if it
gets listed as "reshow" when it was never shown.
My earlier bug report here on sharpen showed it got integrated into menu
as both "reshow" and "redo" even when I cancelled without doing a change.
These are more like UI defects but I thought it may have something to do
with dialogue failures not exiting cleanly or at the right time. I could
not imagine someone adding a blur that was not adjustable, that's just dumb.
I tend to agree that the reshow/redo behaviour feels like a UI bug/misfeature
but I'm a novice here - others may feel differently (?).
And I was also caught by surprise recently by the blur behaviour - I had
thought it had a dialog box but perhaps I have always used one of the other
blurs (which does)... Perhaps it's there as a "simple" tool for beginners?
With my version (2.6.11) "Blur" does an uncontrolled blur of about 4 pixels,
then in the edit menu provides a "Fade blur" option ranging from 0-100%. This
actually works pretty well for a couple of things I did to clean up some garbage
pixels.
Neil
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