I was working on a template when GIMP froze up. I shut it down manually in Windows Task Manager. When I try to open the template again, I keep getting this message:
--Error loadingPSD file: Unexpected end of file--
When I right-click on the file, it reads '0 bytes'. That is scary. Is the template gone forever?
Yes, it is lost.
So, besides saving your work regulary, you should allways make a copy every now and then, preferably on a different disk/memory card then you keep your current work on.
Wow, that's awful. I didn't know that could happen. I had a lot of time invested in that Template. Ironic that I clicked on 'Save' when it froze up.
I've been getting a lot of freezes with GIMP 2.6.6, compared to none with an earlier version. That's why I was saving quite a bit. However, I never thought I could lose an entire file.
I just installed 2.6.8, so maybe that will be more stable.
While I have you guys here, I'd like to ask you another question.
When I updated GIMP to 2.6.8 the other day, the process created a folder named 'gegl-0.0' in My Documents. Inside is another folder named 'plug-ins', containing a file named 'Makefile'. Can I delete this or do I need to move it somewhere?
I've moved it to several locations and GIMP seems to work just fine. Is it one of these folders that I can simply delete?
Aviar, I'm running GIMP 2.6.7 in Windows 7, and I also have this same folder and file.
As I understand, it is related to the operation of the GEGL software used within GIMP. Some kind of temporary files apparently. Some users have reported that when they delete this folder/file, it's recreated when the GEGL software is run by GIMP. So don't be surprised if this should happen.
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