wendy-lebaron
Active Member
This is the configuration file on my system (from the screenshot I provided) that is responsible for the two "wings". It should be called
Actually what's relevant for those docks is the first two "session infos". This is a PITA for somebody not well-rounded with Scheme.
As I've said before, this particular file should be backed up, if you have a dock configuration that you're satisfied with. Then instead of having to nuke it after losing control of the mini-windows and whatever, and after quitting GIMP in disgust, it could be safely restored and restart the application.
/home/user/.config/GIMP/2.10/sessionrc
. ("user" should be the name of the account you use to log into Linux OS.)
Code:
# GIMP sessionrc
#
# This file takes session-specific info (that is info, you want to keep
# between two GIMP sessions). You are not supposed to edit it manually, but
# of course you can do. The sessionrc will be entirely rewritten every time
# you quit GIMP. If this file isn't found, defaults are used.
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-empty-image-window")
(position 200 100)
(size 640 480))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-single-image-window")
(position 0 0)
(size 1366 699)
(open-on-exit)
(aux-info
(left-docks-width "188")
(right-docks-width "205")
(maximized "yes"))
(gimp-toolbox
(side left)
(book
(current-page 0)
(dockable "gimp-tool-options"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-device-status"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-image-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))))
(gimp-dock
(side right)
(book
(current-page 0)
(dockable "gimp-brush-grid"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-pattern-grid"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-font-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-document-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-gradient-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true"))))
(book
(position 378)
(current-page 0)
(dockable "gimp-layer-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(preview-size 32)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-channel-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(preview-size 32)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true")))
(dockable "gimp-vectors-list"
(tab-style automatic)
(preview-size 32)
(aux-info
(show-button-bar "true"))))))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-image-new-dialog")
(position 477 97))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-file-open-dialog")
(position 178 0)
(size 981 699))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-operation-tool-dialog")
(position 756 218))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-file-export-dialog")
(position 213 0)
(size 999 699))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-file-save-dialog")
(position 188 0)
(size 1008 686))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-toolbox-color-dialog")
(position 0 59))
(session-info "toplevel"
(factory-entry "gimp-preferences-dialog")
(position 226 76)
(size 822 455))
(hide-docks no)
(single-window-mode yes)
(show-tabs yes)
(tabs-position 0)
(last-tip-shown 0)
# end of sessionrc
Actually what's relevant for those docks is the first two "session infos". This is a PITA for somebody not well-rounded with Scheme.
As I've said before, this particular file should be backed up, if you have a dock configuration that you're satisfied with. Then instead of having to nuke it after losing control of the mini-windows and whatever, and after quitting GIMP in disgust, it could be safely restored and restart the application.