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i think of exporting like compiling. the .xcf is the "source" (layers, non-destructive effects, vector paths, etc), and i only want to save when i'm working on

by uryga 7y ago

i think of exporting like compiling. the .xcf is the "source" (layers, non-destructive effects, vector paths, etc), and i only want to save when i'm working on that. when i want to "build" it into a flat .png that people can actually use, i export it.

Kaiyou 7y ago
If possible, I'd like to completely get rid of everything xcf inside gimp. It's useless overhead to me.