|  Amixroed | Sep 15, 2007 1:49am | The key to Gimp further Success is for it to have a strong supporting and Resourceful Community, 2.4 is around the corner with enhanced UI to give it that extra boost of apeal to new users,the only thing truly lacking in Gimp is its Community and Tutorials... i'm not sure how many people around the world use Gimp but i'm Assuming a big decent amount is out there, if you have the ability to create something you think is cool in Gimp, then why not go ahead and Create a tutorial for it.
I'd hate to see Gimp die out like coral-draw(almost dead),paintshop pro,photoipmact. which one of the reasons i believe was because its user base Community was very weak, i mean you can hardly find any tutorials or even an active forum about any of them. |
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Sponsor |  penman2 | Nov 24, 2008 4:44pm | | I'd like to use Gimp, but....I'm damned if I can get X11 working. It might help if they produced a Mac-friendly version. |
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|  Skreech | Nov 24, 2008 11:07pm | | That fable has been around for a while. There are instructions for the mac version on the Gimp Site |
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Sponsor | | penman2 | Nov 25, 2008 2:39am | From the GIMP site: ' Running GIMP on Mac OS X requires Apple's X11 environment '.
Perhaps I should have been clearer and said " I wish someone would produce a version of GIMP that doesn't need to have X11 installed, as they have done with OpenOffice ( NeoOffice ). '
Clearer ? |
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Sponsor | | penman2 | Nov 27, 2008 4:22am | Thank you [blows kisses]. I'll give it a try.
How did you find that ?
I have looked. |
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| | Skreech | Nov 27, 2008 7:29pm | | The power of Force-Fu flows through me. I still can't find a website like the one that I linked further up though. |
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