GIMP 2.5.4 Ready for Download
Development toward the 2.6 release of GIMP continues, and devoted users can now head over to the FTP server and grab a copy of the new (and unstable) 2.5.4 release.
Several UI annoyances have been fixed. Docks and toolboxes can now be easily recovered from an accidental close via the window menu. You can also lock your tabs to a dock to keep yourself from dragging them out by mistake, and presets can be saved in all GIMP's color tools.
A blank, placeholder window has been added (pictured), which allows files to be dragged-and-dropped for editing.
The help system has been improved, and now supports online browsing. If you don't have the entire set of docs installed, GIMP will simply open the requested page in your web browser.
Full release notes are available here.
Several UI annoyances have been fixed. Docks and toolboxes can now be easily recovered from an accidental close via the window menu. You can also lock your tabs to a dock to keep yourself from dragging them out by mistake, and presets can be saved in all GIMP's color tools.
A blank, placeholder window has been added (pictured), which allows files to be dragged-and-dropped for editing.
The help system has been improved, and now supports online browsing. If you don't have the entire set of docs installed, GIMP will simply open the requested page in your web browser.
Full release notes are available here.













Comments
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Subscribe to commentsTrvth JvsticeSep 17th 2008 6:07PM
I've been using GIMP for years and love it, but recently you had an article about Artweaver. I downloaded it but haven't tried it yet. Which program do you prefer?
Lee MathewsSep 17th 2008 6:09PM
GIMP for any intense projects, ArtWeaver for fast, simple edits!
scottySep 17th 2008 11:16PM
They're both free. Just have both on your system and switch between the two for whatever task fits your specific need at the time. That's what I do (and I also have Paint.NET installed).
StevenSep 18th 2008 8:33PM
it works great^^