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0.In order to scale a image, right click on layer then click to "scale", input the size numbers then your image is resized.

1.In order to move a text file in Gimp, on the right side you need to unlock the
position and size button and then you need to lock alpha channel.

Tutorials: https://www.gimp.org/tutorials/

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Stevo wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 3:04 am Tutorials: https://www.gimp.org/tutorials/

Same way you get to Carnegie Hall: practice, practice, practice.

I understood to the practice part but not Carnegia part. I am not from American culture.

EmilianoZapata wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 4:30 am I understood to the practice part but not Carnegia part. I am not from American culture.

A man with tickets to a concert was looking for directions to Carnegie Hall to see the show. He stopped a woman and asked her, "Excuse me, ma'am, how do I get to Carnegie Hall?"

To which she confidently told him: "Practice, practice, practice."

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0.In order to scale a image, right click on layer then click to "scale", input the size numbers then your image is resized.

Nope, not at all
Go to the top menu "Image > Scale Image..." a window opens, input the size you want, good to know, at "Interpolation" select "NoHalo" or "LoHalo", if it's a picture

1.In order to move a text file in Gimp, on the right side you need to unlock the
position and size button and then you need to lock alpha channel.

Nope not at all, you do not need to "unlock" anything in the layers' dialog on the right side, because by default it's not locked if "they" speak about layers, and the "Alpha channel" has nothing to do with moving a text, thus you do not lock the alpha channel, just use the move tool on an opaque part of the text and drag it to move it.

DukeComposed wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 4:43 am

EmilianoZapata wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 4:30 am I understood to the practice part but not Carnegia part. I am not from American culture.

A man with tickets to a concert was looking for directions to Carnegie Hall to see the show. He stopped a woman and asked her, "Excuse me, ma'am, how do I get to Carnegie Hall?"

To which she confidently told him: "Practice, practice, practice."

Some people have different way of perceiving.I guess this is her issue.

I am locking this topic now. We are not your Google, nor your teachers, we're not here to hold your hand to learn Gimp. We're a forum for MX Linux. I suggest visiting the Gimp forums for help with that.

Here is where you need to be: https://www.gimp-forum.net/

Thanks.