to the inner workings of the program justified calling the new stable version 2.0. GIMP 2.0.0 was released on March 23, 2004. For GIMP 2.2, the developers aimed at a short cycle, adding a number of important important features that did not require instability-inducing low level changes. GIMP 2.2.0 was released on December 19, 2004. This section briefly describes the new features that were added in GIMP 2.2, as exactly what you what, no more, no less. Perhaps the most frustrating aspect is that after you have released the mouse button, you can’t make small adjustments to the threshold: you have to start over again

the inner workings of the program justified calling the new stable version 2.0. GIMP 2.0.0 was released on March 23, 2004. For GIMP 2.2, the developers aimed at a short cycle, adding a number of important important features that did not require instability-inducing low level changes. GIMP 2.2.0 was released on December 19, 2004. This section briefly describes the new features that were added in GIMP 2.2 exactly what you what, no more, no less. Perhaps the most frustrating aspect is that after you have released the mouse button, you can't make small adjustments to the threshold: you have to start over again

Mask option unchecked (b) Fuzzy Select used with Draw Mask option checked, left mouse button not released yet. 14.2.6 Select By Color Figure 14.27 Select by Color tool icon in the Toolbox The Select (Defaults) Ctrl Toggle between dodge or burn types. The type will remain switched until Ctrl is released. Shift Shift places the Dodge or Burn tool into straight line mode. Holding Shift while clicking ICC profile color-managed editing application (at least until the next version of the ICC specs is released and people figure out how to deal with the new freedom to use non-D50 reference white points).

other interested programmers developing plug-ins and various file format support. Version 0.54 was released in February 1996, and had a major impact as the first truly professional free image manipulation afford to buy Motif. The G imp Us e r’s Man u al 5 C h a p ter 1 VERSION 0.60 When 0.60 was released in July 1996, it had been under S&P (Spencer & Peter) development for four months. Main programming GUM version 0.5 was also released early in October 1997. The developing work continued to make Gimp stable and ready for version 1.0. VERSION 1.0 Gimp version 1.0 was released on June 5, 1998. Finally

full-fledged image editing program. One critical aspect of the GIMP is that it is free software. It is released under the General Public License of the Free Software Foundation. That means that you can always