GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) is the longtime open-source photo editing alternative to Adobe’s category-leading Photoshop. It includes many powerful Photoshop-like capabilities, such as layers ...

The venerable GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) is undergoing a significant transformation. The next major release, version 2.8, will introduce an improved user interface with an optional ...

The team behind GIMP has released a new development version of the image editor which it describes as the first step to GIMP 3. It includes a GTK 3 UI, render caching, Wayland support, and more. The ...

The GIMP image editing program is packed with different panes and toolbars, most of which are hidden to avoid overwhelming the user. Once you've worked out which ones you use most often, however, you ...

Open source software prides itself on user contributions, which is why the team behind GIMP is asking for community input on a coming redesign. GIMP, which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program, ...

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May 7, 2012 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Windows/Linux: The free image editing tool GIMP has received a big update to version 2.8 that includes an overhaul ...

The developers behind the GNU Image Manipulation Program, better known as GIMP, have released a new version that features a major overhaul to the program's user interface. The result is a version of ...

The developers behind the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) have announced the official release of version 2.8, the first stable update since 2008. The new version brings a number of significant ...

Windows/Mac/Linux: Open source image editing suite GIMP version 2.4 is now available and features a host of new goodies and long-awaited improvements. Chief among the new features are scaling for all ...

The GIMP image editing program is packed with different panes and toolbars, most of which are hidden to avoid overwhelming the user. Once you've worked out which ones you use most often, however, you ...