My description should work on MacOS 10.15.7 (Catalina) with Gimp 2.10 (I actually run version 2.10.22 right now). If you do not know what the resynthesizer plugin actually is, then check out the tutorial pages first: However, I found its installation on MacOS X rather tricky and thus took some notes for anyone who runs into the same issues. This plugin can be used to patch away unwanted parts in an image.

Gimp is a great open-source alternative for Adobe Photoshop, and there is a cool plugin called resynthesizer. Here I describe how I solved this on my Mac with Gimp 2.10. Procedure 'plug-in-resynthesizer' not found error. Short summary: Installing the Gimp Resynthesizer plugin on MacOS can lead to a tricky anycodings_macos-catalina This option is limited though, for example anycodings_macos-catalina when want to open many files.Installing the GIMP Resynthesizer Plugin on MacOS X Catalina Notes from Werner Eugster, ETH Zürich The only 1 way to anycodings_macos-catalina open a file is currently right click of a anycodings_macos-catalina mouse and Open with GIMP, it works fine. Error opening directory anycodings_macos-catalina /Users/myuser/Desktop: Operation not anycodings_macos-catalina permitted, or different locations like anycodings_macos-catalina Downloads, Documents etc. Unfortunately, with anycodings_macos-catalina GIMP it was not the case and whenever I'm anycodings_macos-catalina trying to open any file using GIMP I have anycodings_macos-catalina the following error Could not read the anycodings_macos-catalina contents of Desktop. After recent update to macOS Catalina all anycodings_macos-catalina programs are asking if I'm giving the right anycodings_macos-catalina permissions for them.

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