Gimp Introduction for Beginners (Youtube) by Chris Navarre.This plug in for FoxFire allows you to stop and start the download which took me about 8 hours at 31K baud. I downloaded the file using FoxFire and dTaOneClick. Be sure to access the SourceForge version (called ' GIMP.app') as mentioned above. The GIMP organization also has instuctions for downloading the source code for GIMP. There is also a growing MacGIMP community project at Also with more recent builds for OSX 10.4/10.5 users. Download Gimp-2.2.11.dmg (Universal) and double click on the disc image to start the installation. After you install X11 from the software install disk, run Software Update and get the latest version of X11 from Apple.Ī simple way to install GIMP is to use Gimp.app.Before you install X11, take the time to repair your hard drive using disc utility.Before you install X11, take the time to backup your hard drive.Click the check box next to X11 in order to install X11. Go through a series of dialog windows until you reach a window where you can select the type of software you want to install. Double click on the Optional Installs package. Insert your OSX 10.4 install disc #1 and scroll down to find the 'Optional Installs'. If you have OSX 10.4 (Tiger), X11 installs very easily from the OSX 10.4 install disk ( Apple's webpage for X11). GIMP uses the X Windows System, which is a an open source way to support a graphical user interface. To run the GIMP on the Macintosh in OSX prior to 10.5 (Leopard), you need to do two things, first install X11 then install GIMP. If you have problems leave a message on the talk page. The help package in your language (optional).

Visit the GIMP for Windows Current Stable download page. GIMP is included as the standard image editor on most general purpose Linux distributions, including Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Mandriva, and SUSE, etc. Add notes for installing GIMP on your operating system below.

Gimp gif editor