>>Where can I get GIMP 2.6 for win64? Sorry, I am just not getting along with >>2.8, specifically, no GAP. I cannot seem to get it to work. Also, the 2.8 >>interface on windows looks horrid (imho) looks like windows 2000 and I have >>7. Yeah, I use windows. I tried Ubuntu, but it just started getting buggy >>after 10.4. And I could never get jack to work properly.
>>Anyway, GIMP 2.6! >>Thanks >Here: >http://sourceforge.net/projects/gimp-win/files/GIMP%20%2B%20GTK%2B%20%28development%20rel.%29/GIMP%202.6.12%20%28combined%2032%2B64-bit%20installer%29/ >Sorry for the ugly URL but that's the way copy and paste came out. I used to >install this version a lot on different machines because it was conveniently >both 32 and 64 bit installing. >Sorry for your experiences with the Linux versions... I have been having >trials and issues of my own lately. There are times and moments in the >community when different parties seem to lose their way or their view of the >big picture. And really, it's hard to say who is "right" (and by elimination, >who is wrong) in different areas because progress and stability are often >mutually exclusive. When Unity was added to Ubuntu, that is where it went south, IMO. It is too hit or miss now. At one time I boasted its potential, and to a degree I still do, but as a serious replacement for Windows, they have a long way to go. There should be some standard that all the developers have to follow. The last I used it was just after the new LTS release. I tried to put Linux MMMS on it, but got caught in this download hell that the program was trying to rectify a dependency that was no longer available and after snooping around, I figured how to stop it and install it. But it just started crashing. Anyway, thanks for the link! Now I can get some work done! -- bohlinghaus (via gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list gimp-user-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user-list
