Bitmap Graphics Editor • Open Source • Cross Platform • Not for Vector editing www.gimp.org Vector vs Bitmap Getting GIMP • Open Source • Cross Platform www.gimp.org • View Toolbox – Windows > New

GIMP?  GIMP stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program.  It is Open Source.  It is Cross Platform.  It is Bitmap Graphics Editor, not for Vector editing. GIMP Interface When you start l o p e d B y - S a r o j J u n g h a r e Page 12 SAVING FILES The cross-platform image editor can save files in many formats. GIMP NOTES UNIT IV D e v e l o p e d

xxi Part I Getting Started 1 Chapter 1 Introduction 1.1 Welcome to GIMP GIMP is a multi-platform tool to create and edit images of all kinds. GIMP is an acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program done by the manufacturer of the devices themselves. To make these profiles usable independent of platform and operating system, the ICC (International Color Consortium) created a standard called ICC-profile darwinports [DARWINPORTS], the plugin installation works exactly the way it is described for the Linux platform already. The only difference is, that a couple of plugins might be even available in the repository

exporting files and quick demo. GIMP Overview GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP), is a cross-platform image editor available for GNU/Linux,OS X, Windows and more operating systems, and is often considered

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 see other interested recommended hardware for running Gimp. On a Linux Intel platform: • Minimum: Pentium 75, 32 MB RAM • Recommended: Pentium 200, 64 MB RAM Solaris Sparc platform: • Minimum: SparcClassic, 32 MB RAM • Recommended: local print shop can manage EPS files, you should probably use that for- mat. EPS is device and platform independent, and you can be sure that the out- come will look just like the image you created (assuming

darwinports, [FINK] the plugin installation works exactly the way it is described for the Linux platform already. The only difference is, that a couple of plugins might be even available in the repository an early beta stage. We want to release now to start working on compatibility issues and cross- platform stability. Also, we feel now that the program is actually usable and would like to see other interested

an early beta stage. We want to release now to start working on compatibility issues and cross-platform stability. Also, we feel now that the program is actually usable and would like to see other interested