Quote.the Console told me "Gimpmanual" & "GIMP 2.8 User Manual (en)" were installed. They are indeed the 2.10 source files for compiling, and produce HTML files with language support. They are incomprehensible to me - lots of weird files and folders. Quote.At the bottom are hefty files (over 150 mb each) for 2.8.2 & 2.10.0. Is GIMP 2.10.24 an over-reach for El Capitan (macOS 10.11.6), since it supports macOS 10.12 Sierra or over? How can I find out where the Help files are installed?
Maybe I need to check if there's a language conflict (different species of English do that, I am told). Maybe they're invisible maybe they are too old. But GIMP > Preferences > Help System found no user manual installed locally. It was a standard installation package, easy for any Mac user, and the Console told me "Gimpmanual" & "GIMP 2.8 User Manual (en)" were installed. I figured they were probably trustworthy, and tried out a.
Can anyone confirm this?Īnother link was to a repository of older files: So, for Mac Help packages, I followed a link on Gimp's download page, to:Īt the bottom are hefty files (over 150 mb each) for 2.8.2 & 2.10.0. Still, installed Help for offline use might be better for tips on the fly, etc. Maybe it can also help with Gimp 2.8.22 (on another partition, running Snow Leopard). It should be good for Gimp 2.10.24 (installed on a division of my iMac running El Capitan). Thanks for the link – it's a very thorough read. You can get a really good Gimp 2.10 PDF copy of help for local use here: (12-19-2020, 02:43 PM)rich2005 Wrote: You are posting in the Gimp 2.8 section but your user profile says Gimp 2.10 - which one is it.Īs far as I know there is no macOS Gimp help package available.
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