Posted 6 years ago
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Hey guys 
A while back, someone mentioned that they dislike the floating docks on Gimp. I agree. Anchoring the docks is simple but it makes for a cleaner workspace.
In case anyone would like to anchor their docks and try it out, follow the simple instructions below or click the .Gif below to view step by step in full screen.
(Click the Picture Above)
Step 1. Move your floating tool bars to whichever side you want them to dock. You can either place layers and tools on opposite sides of the screen, or move both to either left or right.
Step 2. Click "Windows" on the top menu.
Step 3. Click "Single-Window Mode" from the drop-down menu.
A while back, someone mentioned that they dislike the floating docks on Gimp. I agree. Anchoring the docks is simple but it makes for a cleaner workspace.
In case anyone would like to anchor their docks and try it out, follow the simple instructions below or click the .Gif below to view step by step in full screen.
(Click the Picture Above)
Step 1. Move your floating tool bars to whichever side you want them to dock. You can either place layers and tools on opposite sides of the screen, or move both to either left or right.
Step 2. Click "Windows" on the top menu.
Step 3. Click "Single-Window Mode" from the drop-down menu.
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