Next time, install GIMP with 1-click. Learn how MacUpdate Desktop can install apps on MacUpdate with the simple click of the icon. Plus, keep all your apps updated. GIMP is a awesome image editor, but more functionality can be achieved by adding some plugins to it. Image optimization can be huge pain sometimes if you have to optimize your image for your website/blog/web application.

(Aug 1, 2011 01:22)stereoG Wrote: when I downloaded a plugin I got a bunch of files and I don't know which one I'm supposed to put in Application Support>Gimp>Plugins. I also use Mac, but I am a newbie in Gimp, so other people might be better suited to reply but here goes my experience. 1-It seems that many Gimp plug-ins are distributed in source, so they need to be complied to be used (the place from where you got the plug-ins would tell something along the lines of how to install in Linux). If you are confident using (Mac) Terminal you can follow those instructions with some caveats.

2-To compile etc. (ie, to make the installation) the Linux installer 'might' require Gimp developers tools which, AFAIK, are not installed in Gimp for Mac. If that is the case, the workaround I have used is to install Fink and the Gimp dev tools (something that needs to be told by itself if you are not familiar with it). Then, (1) follow the instructions to install in Linux, (2) locate where is the generated executable file, (3) copy that file into Application Support>Gimp>Plugins, (4) start Gimp (and automatically the plug-in gets installed). NB: to use Fink and perform a linux-style install, you need to use the Terminal. Hope this help. If you post more details about the particular plug-in and whether you would like more info on using Terminal or using Fink (I gather the process would be similar with Macports), do not hesitate to further comment.

The GIMP community does not seem to care about OS X. But a version for OS X is available via MacPorts (). IMHO, wait until 2.10.2 will be released and stay with 2.8 until then - YMMV. On 9 May 2018, at 15:51, Jake Bayer wrote: ​Hi GIMP Community, I'm brand new to this user list, and I had a question about the new 2.10 release. I know there's a direct download available for Windows and Linux, but when can we expect a macOS direct download for GIMP 2.10? Thanks Jake​ _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: List membership: List archives: -- Maurizio Loreti. * Maurizio Loreti [05-09-18 11:59]: The GIMP community does not seem to care about OS X.

But a version for OS X is available via MacPorts (). IMHO, wait until 2.10.2 will be released and stay with 2.8 until then - YMMV.

On 9 May 2018, at 15:51, Jake Bayer wrote: ​Hi GIMP Community, I'm brand new to this user list, and I had a question about the new 2.10 release. I know there's a direct download available for Windows and Linux, but when can we expect a macOS direct download for GIMP 2.10? Thanks Jake​ _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: List membership: List archives: -- Maurizio Loreti -- 'The GIMP community' does not care, seem is not applicable, for any distro or operating system.

'The GIMP community' does not package or provide packages for *any* operating system or distro. Individuals donating their time package gimp for.

If gimp is not available or the version you wish is not available, contact the packager for your system and beg him to update his packages, or pay him or package it yourself, or install via source code, or just do without. It is free and open source software. Now you know and will not disseminate false and mis-leading information.

(paka)Patrick Shanahan Plainfield, Indiana, USA @ptilopteri openSUSE Community Member facebook/ptilopteri Registered Linux User #207535 @ Photos: paka @ IRCnet freenode. For a 2.10 working version on OSX Works great, you just need to watch which version of OSX you are using and Multi Threading as you may need to change that setting in Prefs. On 9 May 2018, at 19:17, Patrick Shanahan wrote: * Maurizio Loreti [05-09-18 11:59]: The GIMP community does not seem to care about OS X. But a version for OS X is available via MacPorts (). Vpn for mac. IMHO, wait until 2.10.2 will be released and stay with 2.8 until then - YMMV. On 9 May 2018, at 15:51, Jake Bayer wrote: ​Hi GIMP Community, I'm brand new to this user list, and I had a question about the new 2.10 release.

I know there's a direct download available for Windows and Linux, but when can we expect a macOS direct download for GIMP 2.10? Thanks Jake​ _______________________________________________ gimp-user-list mailing list List address: List membership: List archives: -- Maurizio Loreti -- 'The GIMP community' does not care, seem is not applicable, for any distro or operating system. Completely uninstall office 365 mac.