First you have to decide if you are going to make this script available for all users as a Global script or just a single user as a local script. If you don't have access to create files in the Global location then you can only install them as a local script.
Microsoft Windows and Linux use different file system structures so they require you to save the files in completely different locations. The default file locations are as follows:
Windows
Often you have just installed the script and now you can't find it. There are several reasons for this and I will explain how to find the new script.
First, when GIMP starts it reads both the Global and user script locations. So if you have added the script while The GIMP was running you will not see it, yet. One solution is to close GIMP and re-open it allowing it to read and add the new script. Another is to manually tell GIMP to read the script locations while it is still running. To do this just go / Xtns / Script-Fu / Refresh scripts
Ok, GIMP has read the script where do I find it?
GIMP scripts can be placed by the author anywhere they want. The two main locations are in the main GIMP window or in the menus in the Image window.
As a general rule scripts that alter the image are placed on the image menus and ones that create a new image from scratch are placed in the menus on the main GIMP window.
Microsoft Windows and Linux use different file system structures so they require you to save the files in completely different locations. The default file locations are as follows:
Windows
- User: Download the file to C:\Documents and settings\
\.gimp-2.2\scripts Global: Download the file to C:\Program Files\GIMP-2.0\share\gimp\2.0\scripts
Linux
- User:Download the file to ~/.gimp-2.2/scripts
- Global:Download the file to /usr/share/gimp/2.0/scripts
Where did the script go?
Often you have just installed the script and now you can't find it. There are several reasons for this and I will explain how to find the new script.
First, when GIMP starts it reads both the Global and user script locations. So if you have added the script while The GIMP was running you will not see it, yet. One solution is to close GIMP and re-open it allowing it to read and add the new script. Another is to manually tell GIMP to read the script locations while it is still running. To do this just go
Ok, GIMP has read the script where do I find it?
GIMP scripts can be placed by the author anywhere they want. The two main locations are in the main GIMP window or in the menus in the Image window.
As a general rule scripts that alter the image are placed on the image menus and ones that create a new image from scratch are placed in the menus on the main GIMP window.
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