Today marks the end of my series on Gimp, so of course I have to close out with a combination of my favorite things — keyboard shortcuts and cheat sheets!
Gimp, like most programs, utilizes many (120+) keyboard shortcuts to make its use very quick and simple — assuming you can memorize enough of them!
In addition to the standard shortcuts — which are re-iterated in this cheat sheet, for convenience, despite the fact you’ve hopefully memorized them already! — there are a number of shortcuts that quickly select tools, dockable dialogs, menu options, and more.
The Gimp Keyboard Shortcut Cheat Sheet is free to my mailing list subscribers.
Enjoy!
This year had been — much to my brother’s chagrin — very Linux command-line-intensive, at least on the blog front.
This week I was introduced to a new text editor. While it is not a command line text editor, or even a Linux-only text editor, it does fit pretty well into the current line-of-thought.
Today’s topic is a continuation of last week’s lesson on the Vi/Vim editors.
You had to know it was coming. What’s a shortcut without a cheat sheet full of them?