[lugip] linking layers in the GIMP

[John LeMasney]

Joe reminded me of the specific need. I did not remember that detail, 
but no, that is not available in the latest version of the GIMP.

I can see how that might be inconvenient. Maybe 'layer folders' are 
patented by MacroDobe.

Oh well, thought I was on to something there. In the meantime, I'm not 
willing to pay hundreds of dollars a year (or steal software) for that 
particular feature.

John.

Joe Terranova wrote:
> The I think you forgot the pertinent details. You can link one group
> of layers. How do you have multiple groups of layers?
>
> On Dec 14, 2007 1:26 PM, John LeMasney <lemasney at rider.edu> wrote:
>   
>> We were having a post meeting discussion at Applebee's on the viability
>> of the GIMP as a Photoshop replacement, and the discussion came down to
>> 'can you link layers' to which I did not know the answer definitively.
>>
>> Attached is a screenshot just to confirm that in the later versions of
>> the GNU Image Manipulation Program (2.4.2 here), linking layers is a
>> present function.
>>
>> John.
>>
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John William LeMasney
Rider University

Manager, Training and Instructional Technology

phone:          609 896 5000 x7145
email:          lemasney at rider.edu
office:         Fine Arts 137

Personal Blog:		http://lemasney.com
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