Another appimage

[rich2005]

This is the one mentioned in https://www.gimp.org/news/2024/05/28/exp...-appimage/ (I think)

It is based on Debian, so while it works here on kubuntu 24.04 , it is not going to be universal.  It is Gimp 2.99.19 but I am not sure how old it is, probably that end of May date.  There are some extra themes you can add, this one described as "Warm". Not my cup-of-tea (or coffee) but interesting. 245 MB download.

   

The links:   https://script-fu.github.io/artbox/hub/about/  https://script-fu.github.io/artbox/hub/d.../AppImage/

Bear in mind that Gimp 3 RC1 release is due very soon.

[MrsP-from-C]

You can get the latest from gitlab
works on Debian12 systems and LinuxMint Debian edition (LMDE 6)

Goto gitlab Artifacts,
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/artifacts

Find the link named
gimp-debian-x64
The list there changes a lot, so you have to look for it each time

Once found: In that row to the right: click on the browse icon

Once there goto
build
linux
appimage
_Output
GIMP-2.99.19-x86_64.AppImage  => that's the download

[vitforlinux]

I tried this appimage from Gimp 2.99.19... but I still prefer the one from IvanHC, it is more likely to work, since it is based on the positive results of compiling the ArchLinuxCN package.

[rich2005]

(11-03-2024, 06:47 PM)MrsP-from-C Wrote: You can get the latest from gitlab
works on Debian12 systems and LinuxMint Debian edition (LMDE 6)

Goto gitlab Artifacts,
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gimp/-/artifacts

Find the link named
gimp-debian-x64
The list there changes a lot, so you have to look for it each time

Once found: In that row to the right: click on the browse icon

Once there goto
build
linux
appimage
_Output
GIMP-2.99.19-x86_64.AppImage  => that's the download

Thanks for that.  I did know about the artifacts page but not that it contained the appimage. 
As of today, the Gimp 3 RC1 appimage is there (240 MB) and it does come with python-fu and script-fu.

[Ofnuts]

In Gimp3 on Linux the Python is the one from the system... Currently using Python 3.12 with a Gimp3 compiled "out-of-the.box".

When your system is up to date making your own Gimp from source is reasonably simple.