Hello,
I am currently using GIMP 2.10, but I would like to install and use GIMP 3.
How can I install and run it without deleting the 2.10 version?

Pure curiosity at this stage.

I have a fully functional gimp - PandaJim 2.10.38 running on Ubuntu 20.04 with Python 2.7 and G'mic.

But I can find no evidence of an Appimage loader and my .desktop file points directly at gimp 2.10.

The .desktop file is attached.

The reason I enquire is because I am considering putting a second SSD in my laptop and then trying to achieve the same result with Ubuntu 22.04 or even 24.04.

David.

Attached Files

  gimp.desktop.zip (Size: 751 bytes / Downloads: 246)

Hi! I would like to create some 8-bit pixel art, and I'm considering using GIMP for it.

The image I'm creating uses index color with a 256-color palette. My question is the following: I would like to recolor all the pixels in a selected part of my image from one color to another, without changing the palette nor the rest of the image.

I've learnt how to use the Color Selection tool (Shift-O) to pick a specific color, and to replace it with the foreground color (Command-,). However, by doing this, the color is replaced over the entire image. I tried to select a rectangular area before ®, but then, right after I pick the color to be changed, my selection is gone and the replacement takes effect over the whole image.
Is there a way to restrict the swapping to just part of my image?

I'm using GIMP 2.10.38 on OSX 10.13.6 .

Thanks in advance!

When I export a 300 ppi image to tif, Gimp generates a file with 72ppi only and not 300 ppi as desired. But when I export the same source image do jpg, the target jpg image is 300 ppi.
Gimp 2.10
Ubuntu 24.10
Print size: 300ppi
How can I solve this problem and export a target tif file with 300ppi?

What is the version of the included Python? (first lines in the Python console)

New to gimp. Im trying to download a plug-in to measure a path but I'm running into a problem where when a go to select the file after going to Edit > Preferences > Folders > Plug-ins and then selecting my folder and entering my file manager, I am unable to select the .py file that I need. 

My version of gimp is 2.10.38 and my computer is macOS.

Would love some help with this.

I have Gimp 2.10 on a laptop running Linux Mint, and have downloaded GMIC thru the software installer. It does not show up on Gimp. I had this on a previous PC and it installed itself automatically, under "filters". What have I done wrong?

Gimp AppImages are now available from the Gimp development page.

Unfortunately none available @ January 2 2025. 

Quote:The download links only live for a few days.

There were two icon themes available, "Default" and "Legacy".

I like the "Legacy" as it is quite colourful with tool icons, but dislike the "Wilber" icon in the layers menu.  Changing the icon theme to "Default", the icon changes to "Fx".  This is what I prefer to appear under "Legacy". 

How do I change the "Wilber" icon to "Fx" icon, whilst keeping the Legacy Icon theme?

Ta!

Another of my stupid questions!!!

In my website photos plug-in, if I test for missing data input, how do I get it to print only my gimp message and exit.

I have been searching for this all day and tried numerous things without success.
Most of the things I have tried add additional error messages.

David.