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The command does the same thing
as the command, but with one important
difference. It always asks for a file name and saves the image into the
specified file, but it does not change the name of the active image
or mark it as “clean”. As a result, if you try to delete
the image, or exit from GIMP, you are
informed that the image is “dirty” and given an opportunity
to save it.
This command is useful when you want to save a copy of your image in
its current state, but continue to work with the original file without
interruption.
5.9.1.
Activating the Command