Anybody using the Gimp?

[havoc]

Well, crap, I was going to link to http://www.gimp.org/ , but it appears they've taken the site offline as a protest against software patents in Europe.

I guess Adobe and Jasc are happy about this...

[taiko]

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<can I help you with this link
http://www.gimp.org/stable_ver.html

Well, crap, I was going to link to http://www.gimp.org/ , but it appears they've taken the site offline as a protest against software patents in Europe.

I guess Adobe and Jasc are happy about this...

[taiko]

<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<can I help you with this links
http://www.gimp.org/download.html
http://www.gimp.org/stable_ver.html

Well, crap, I was going to link to http://www.gimp.org/ , but it appears they've taken the site offline as a protest against software patents in Europe.

I guess Adobe and Jasc are happy about this...

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[abpolyak]

Here you can find all files for MS Windows.

http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/

I'm using GIMP in Linux, very convenient interface and powerful tools. But works with 8 bit RGB only (no CYMK support).

Alex
http://www.pbase.com/abpolyak[/url]

[calemene]

I too use the Gimp, usually on Linux but also occasionally in windows, there is another version of the Gimp, used by some in Hollywood for editing their films, can handle 8/16/32-bits of color per channel (up to 128-bits RGBA) info can be found here <a href= "http://cinepaint.sourceforge.net/">cinepaint</a>

[joseju]

GIMP kicks ass. I discovered it back in my Linux days (now im an OS X user). I still like photoshop better but for when I am doing some special effects GIMP kicks ass. It has a lot of the basic functions that photoshop uses, but the best part is that it is free. Check out http://www.gimp.org they have versions for Linux, Unix, Mac, and even Windows.

[havoc]

I too use the Gimp, usually on Linux but also occasionally in windows, there is another version of the Gimp, used by some in Hollywood for editing their films, can handle 8/16/32-bits of color per channel (up to 128-bits RGBA) info can be found here <a href= "http://cinepaint.sourceforge.net/">cinepaint</a>

Now, I need to just get configure to run and locate GTK on my SUSE 9.1 installation.... I'm willing to give cinepaint a shot.