Wow, out pop all the images in their native format! And it claims it can bypass PDF security. Well, the other day I was searching the web for just this issue and ran across "pdftohtml" which comes pre-installed in Ubuntu. My method in the past was exporting from an old version of Adobe Acrobat, but even then it would ask for a target resolution and file format, so bleah. In a perfect world, I'd like the original image in it's native file format. I want the native resolution, not something interpolated. One thing that I've fought with many times in the past is extracting images from a PDF file. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS has been really stable so far. There is no locally installed help for GIMP 2.10.12, and I spent maybe another hour looking for it only to discover it doesn't exist yet. I had to enable audio loopback to monitor the D-Lev via my PC (GUI mixers are one thing SW types seem to really mess up):īelieve it or not, the above took me several hours. Then install Tkinter (if it isn't): sudo apt-get install python3-tk Console: sudo update-alternatives -install /usr/bin/python python /usr/bin/python3 10 Console: update-alternatives -remove python /usr/bin/python2 Make Python 3 the default, install Tkinter: But invoking it on the command line pulls up Python 2:
One of the reasons for my switch to Linux was to have Python 3 support (WinXP only goes as high as v2). Installer: uninstall old version of GIMP, install version 2.10.12 (latest stable). This also installs a somewhat older version of GIMP! Console: navigate to ~Downloads/iscan-bundle-2.30.4.圆4.deb/, s/b "install.sh" there. I first tried version 3 for Ubuntu 18.04(LTS) located here: but it didn't work for me.
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