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damnit i just realized ive been numbering the february diary entries differently than the jan ones ill have to fix that
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finishing some handmade books for myself & as presents
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finished "immunodemocracy" started reading "gaia matrix"
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...and "car"
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time to study guides/tex/box_registers
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referring to TeX by Topic
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how the fuck do i even start using gimp/gmic
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like whats the very very basics of this shit
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gmic and gmic-qt
According to a recent survey, more than 85% of the people who use G'MIC at all use the gmic-qt plug-in for Gimp, Krita, or applications supporting .8bf. That, of course, is the tip-of-the-iceberg of survey-respondents, resting on a much larger population of users beneath the surface, many of whom think that G'MIC is the plug-in and the plug-in is G'MIC. It probably seems contrary of me then to tell you up front, here and now, that there is hardly any documentation here at all about the gmic-qt plug-in. Outside of the few filters I've written myself, you will not find any Gimp G'MIC filter documentation here. Nada. Nihil. None. How churlish of me, going so against the grain.
//**Shut the fuck up**// (the official motherfucking website)
Extract the archive anywhere you like. Then launch GIMP, go to Edit > Preferences. Then, in the sidebar, navigate to Folders > Plug-ins, and in the right pane, click on the + icon to add a folder. By default, it will have the standard plug-ins, available as part of the program installation, and any additional extras you may have saved for your user. There could be other custom locations.
//**THANK YOU**// (blog post)
holy shit i JUST learned that the perspective tool has an inverse mode @_@