The Gimp 2.2.12

The GIMP Team - (Open Source)

Process or edit an image is not easy if user do not have the skill unless it is used the right tool and The Gimp is a smart choice for anybody that need to do this.

The Gimp is a graphic program and one very powerful photo editing. It includes all the tools needed to create drawings and all filters to correct and improve a shot. GIMP can be used by users of various levels as a paint program, an advanced photo editing program, a batch system, a format converter, etc The application has an intuitive interface, a display mode in one window and quickly accessible controls. A module layer organization also facilitates the implementation and the creation of complex compositions.

The number of tools, brushes and filters is impressive and will not disappoint Photoshop users. With a little practice, everything is in great.

The plug-in screen capture integrated into "file - create" allow the creation of a "screen shot" including the mouse cursor.

Title:: The Gimp 2.2.12
File Size:: 7.5 MB
Requirements:: Windows (All Versions)
Language:: en-us
License:: Open Source
Date Added:: 16 Jul 2006
Publisher:: The GIMP Team
Homepage:: http://www.gimp.org
MD5 Checksum:: 5757F96B6048AD79A2370DDCDB9A8D00

- fixed display problem in the Animation Playback plug-in (bug #338378)
- fixed misbehaviour of the user installation dialog (bug #324254)
- make sure that session-managed windows are mapped completely inside a
monitor (bug #339099, bug #324254)
- don't use long deprecated libpng API (bug #339402)
- fixed possible segfault when closing image while saving it (bug #322978)
- halt tools when the image mode changes (bug #330083)
- fixed problem in Scale and Resize widgets (bug #336259)
- fixed wrong offset in transform PDB functions (bug #342548)
- fixed bugs in the Dicom load plug-in (bug #163256)
- make sure text widgets get all key events first (bug #301006)
- fixed problems with default values in the PNG save plug-in (bug #343284)
- fixed Save As dialog not displaying the filename (bug #343284)
- fixed compilation problem with gcc 4.1 (bug #345473)
- plugged a possible buffer overrun in the XCF parser (bug #346742)
- don't save image parasites twice in XCF files (bug #346754)