the UNIX arena, and in 1997, she started using Gimp for image manipulation and graphic design. She now uses Gimp on a daily basis. Most of Karin’s work focuses on publications, posters and exhibition displays we’ve reached an early beta stage. We want to release now to start working on compatibility issues and cross-platform stabil- ity. Also, we feel now that the program is actually usable and would like to possible to write scripts; Script-Fus (or macros) could now automate things that you would normally do by hand. GTK/gdk had also changed and was now called GTK+. In addition, 0.99 used a new form of tile-based

been fixed. Here are GIMP-2.10.18 release highlights: • Tools are now grouped in the toolbox by default: Section 14.1.2. • Sliders now use a compact style with improved user interaction: New sliders. Vastly improved user experience for the transformation preview: Composited preview. • Dockable areas now highlighted when a dockable dialog is being dragged. • New 3D Transform tool to rotate and pan items: preview motion on the canvas. • Symmetry painting enhancements • Faster loading of ABR brushes: GIMP now spends a lot less time loading Photoshop’s brushes (ABR). So if you use a lot of those, the startup

Inkscape, and then drag a selection into Abiword to include it inline in your document. • Patterns can now be any supported GtkPixbuf format, including png, jpeg, xbm and others. • GIMP can load gradients SVG files, and palettes from ACT and RIFF files. • Drag-and-drop support has been extended. You can now drop files and URIs onto an image window, where they will be opened in the existing image as new layers the finder. This is due to a lack of functionality on Apples X11.app 1.2.2 Shortcut Editor You can now edit your shortcuts in a dedicated dialog, as well as continue to use the little-known dynamic shortcuts

Inkscape, and then drag a selection into Abiword to include it inline in your document. • Patterns can now be any supported GtkPixbuf format, including png, jpeg, xbm and others. • GIMP can load gradients support has been extended. You can now drop files and URIs onto an image window, where they will be opened in the existing image as new layers. Shortcut editor You can now edit your shortcuts in a dedicated to support previews. David Odin has integrated this widget into all the current filters, so that now many more filters in the GIMP include a preview which updates in real time, and the various previews

tutorials on GIMP over the Web, as you will discover in the next section. Let's do a simple task right now so you can see how easy it is to start using the GIMP. Let's create an effect known as a "drop shadow" white image and execute "Edit->Paste." Now you should have an image with some white padding around it: Image A We'll label this first padded image Image A. Now execute "Filters->Channel Ops- >Duplicate border is sometimes called "marching ants," and it represents a part of the image which is selected. Now we want to fill the selection with solid black, so execute "Tools->Bucket Fill." Then click the left

Wilbur GIMP Basics - 6 Wilbur is now ready to move into position... 1. Wilbur is now pasted as a new layer in the window containing the screen shot. 2. We can now click on him and move him into position

• In the “Layers” window, right click on the XCT image and select “Duplicate Layer”. You should now have two layers • Make sure the copy layer is selected 4 In-Class Activity: Segmentation Using pop-up, match these settings • Click Export to save the segmentation 7 Conclusions You should now be able to • Understand the basics of x-ray computed tomography and the Al-Zn solidification dataset

- Launch GIMP. - Click File -> Open or else press Ctrl+O to open a file, then choose a file and now click Ok button. - In case you want the entire image to get copied, click Select->All or else