2012/5/17 Markus Heiler <shevegen@xxxxxxxxx>: > It now, hmm, forces me to store in a super awesome cool format... > called xfccxghgf The reason is that 1. Open file 2. Make changes 3. Save and close file 4. Open the saved file again should be a non-destructive operation. In GIMP 2.6, this was not the case, so we had to warn the user about loss of information when "saving" as PNG for example. Now that exporting is a separate command, we don't need to issue any warnings, and the process of creating PNGs is smoother (once you learn the new way of working). And in an image editor like GIMP, creating PNGs etc needs to be smooth ... > [...] I now realize that I can't save my image like I used to be able to. You can actually, just do File -> Overwrite <file-you-opened.png> instead of File -> Save. Best regards, Martin -- Martin Nordholts' blog: http://www.chromecode.com/ _______________________________________________ gimp-developer-list mailing list gimp-developer-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer-list
