Description of problem: I filed a bugzilla against gimp upstream because I figured fedora would just tell me it is an upstream problem: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=578756 But the gimp guys say it is a gtk problem and I should file the bug here instead, so I figured I'd give that a try and see what happens :-). The details are in the bugzilla above, but what it boils down to is that custom page size definitions no longer work in gimp. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gtk2-2.14.7-7.fc10.x86_64 gimp-2.6.6-1.fc10.x86_64 How reproducible: every time Steps to Reproduce: 1.define 5x5inch zero margin 300dpi page 2.try to print 1500x1500 pixel 300dpi image to CD printer 3.watch gimp refuse to just print the image, but insist on ridiculous scaling that screws everything up. Actual results: see above Expected results: an image printed on my CD exactly as I was formerly able to do before some update somewhere broke everything. Additional info:
I've been doing some experimenting, and found that I can print my dvd images to the media using the Qt based kolorpaint application. More evidence that the problem lies with gtk (maybe). Formula for kolorpaint: Select "print at top left" in options. In printer properties: Select 120mm DVD in paper size Set margins to zero on all sides Even with this app, though, something spurious is going on. I should not need to set top left versus center in options since the paper size I select should be identical to the print size of the image so both positions should be the same. In reality though, I just get a small piece of the image printed near the edge, as though it was actually centering it in something like a 8.5x11 page. Perhaps something is actually screwed up at an even lower level in the print system and I can get a Qt app to work because the Qt print engine gives me more control of options? (Or perhaps kolorpaint is merely ignoring the page size when doing centering and it has nothing to do with the print system).
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