You need the GIMP for Windows installation tool. It is available at
http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net. I don't use the GIMP on Windows, so
I'm not able to offer installation help.
Doug
Marleen Salo wrote:
I found the file at: ftp://ftp.gimp.org/pub/gimp/v2.2/ Scroll down and you'll
see gimp 2.2.8 tar gz
RDMcBride <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Jason Belec wrote:
Well I work in the high-end film/animation industry and we use Gimp
and FilmGimp quite a bit.
I use OpenOffice (NeoOffice/J) variant under OS X most of the time,
but also under Linux (Gentoo).
I was a Photoshop user from the beginning, the beginning. I have
worked for many years in concert with Adobe, but about a decade ago I
just couldn't see a reason to continue. After PDF tech started
rolling I walked away with the realization that something better will
always be available. All the really great stuff that makes Photoshop
is present in Gimp and in truth nothing of the nonsense that is
indeed unnecessary. Photoshop 4.0 was the last version you ever
needed to have.
Another tremendously amazing tool for graphics is Zbrush. Not
OpenSource, but amazing tool.
That's just my view, but the cost of some software has far
outstripped it's usefulness.
Jason Belec
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Thanks Jason for the information. It sounds like GIMP is worth a try
........
but I can't open it after downloading it. I feel like so many of
the first time users of OOo.
I have received a 19,714kb file (which, by the way, seems too small?)
for the file: <2.2.8.tar.gz>
but it is an unknown file to my XP system. Also, the information on the
GIMP homepage is for you folks who speak computer. I don't understand a
bit of it.
Does anyone know what I might do here to install this file?
Richard McB
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