- #GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 FOR MAC OS X#
- #GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 FOR MAC OS#
- #GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 MAC OS X#
- #GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 MAC OS#
This file is a universal installation file for PPC as well as Intel Macs.
#GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 MAC OS#
įor older Mac OS versions, you will also find the installation files for GIMP 2.2.11 on the books DVD in the directory Programs/GIMP All OS/GIMP MacOS/102-103. The DMG file includes an OS X installation package, an uninstaller package, and a user-friendly, illustrated document to guide you through the printer setup routine (in the directory Programs/GIMP All OS/GIMP MacOS on the books DVD). It comprises a collection of drivers that support more than 700 printers.
#GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 FOR MAC OS#
Gutenprint 5.2.5 (formerly known as GIMP-Print) is the newest stable edition of printer drivers for GIMP for Mac OS X. You can find the link for the download on the website. The help function is now offered for GIMP 2.6. You can find the help installation file on the books DVD in the directory mentioned earlier (GIMP-2.6-User-Manual-en. The help for GIMP can be downloaded as an independent file and then it installs itself into the right directory. This file should be on the installation CD that came with your system (Mac OS X 10.4: installation CD "OptionalInstalls" also on the book's DVD download at /kb/DL641).
#GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 MAC OS X#
You can access downloads and information at .įor Mac OS X 10.4, you need the installation file X11User.dmg. You will also find the file (X11.2.3.2.1.dmg) on the books DVD in the directory Programs/ GIMP AllOS/GIMP MacOS. The installation of XQuartz requires Mac OS X 10.5.6 or newer. It is advisable to download and install the current version or to upgrade your installation using the update function of your operating system. To install the GIMP on a Mac computer, you need X11 or XQuartz as an X Window application for all Mac OS X versions first.
#GIMP FOR MAC OS X 10.6 FOR MAC OS X#
The RAW development program UFRaw is included in the installation files for Mac OS X 10.4 and higher. Visit the website at macintosh/ for general information about the GIMP for Mac OS, current installation packages, and system requirements. GIMP version 2.6 is currently available for Apple computers running Mac OS version X 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6. Don't change the factory settings unless you know exactly what you are doing. Follow the installation program's instructions and confirm the GNU license agreement by clicking the Accept button or verify the questions by clicking Continue or Next.
After the download, you must double-click the file name to start. The GIMP and UFRaw files download as executable installations files. The current version of GIMP won't support older Windows versions. Note that the new GIMP 2.6 version requires Windows 2000 SP4, Windows XP SP2, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, or Windows 7. GAP (GIMP animation package: Gimp-GAP-2.6.0-Setup.exe). It is a user interface (together with GhostScript) to view PostScript, EPS, and PDF files.ģ. (The registered version costs US$40 and prevents the registration dialog from popping up each time you start the program.) It is not required for GIMP. This is a freeware program that works without registration. Optional: GSView (GhostScriptViewer, e.g., gsv49w32.exe). Here is the recommended installation sequence for WindowsĢ.
Thereafter, if required, you can install the help files, UFRaw, and GAP ( the GIMP animation package). The book's DVD includes all files required to install GIMP on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. If you want to employ a Python script, you must install PyGTK+ and the corresponding It is sometimes necessary and often advantageous to also install GhostScript (GS) and the GhostScriptViewer (GSView) for Windows in advance.
In earlier versions of GIMP you had to install GTK+ as a separate file. You'll need to install a runtime environment, a separate file provided by GTK+. This section concerns itself with installing GIMP on your system. GIMP works on the three major operating systems-Windows, Mac OSX, and Linux-as well as on some less popular systems, such as BSD and Sun Solaris.
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