The Linux world is filled with numerous capable packages for justabout every computing category. Graphics manipulation applications areno exception. In any list of able-bodied graphics candidates, ...

Open-source graphics tools have come a long way, and the options on this list prove you don’t need Adobe to work like a pro.

GIMP is a free, feature-packed image editor with Photoshop-style functionality such as layers, filters, and masking, but it requires patience to master. GNU Image ...

The GNU Image Manipulation Program is a free alternative to pricey image editors. This no-cost, open source software runs on Linux, UNIX, Windows and Mac platforms. In addition to features such as ...

GIMP, a free image-editing tool, comes with a variety of useful brushes, filters and tools that allow you to create professional looking business graphics for your publications and websites. The ...

One of the biggest fixes that should improve your daily workflow is the annoying cursor issue with number sliders. If you've ...

Image editors don’t have to cost a lot of money. When you use GIMP, you’ll gain access to tools that are on par with most professional programs. The best part is that GIMP is entirely free! While you ...

It’s fairly easy to blend two images in GIMP. All you have to do is: Open the two Images in GIMP. Blend the images using layer opacity/blend mode/layer mask. Export the resultant image as JPEG/PNG.

Linux only (maybe): The free, open-source image editor, GIMP, uses multiple windows for its tools and dialogs, but they're getting combined into a single window in a future release. Impatient types ...

GIMP is regarded as a free PhotoShop alternative. It’s robust enough to edit your photos professionally and allow you to create new graphics from scratch. One of the most used tools in GIMP is the ...