I have tried it in Mint 18 and AntiX VM's & seems to work ok.

I do try and keep things up-to-date but if I find any major bugs (and there have been a few) update is postponed. That 2.9.7 is currently 8 days old, guessing there will be an update soon.

which is very up-to-date.īit of a monster at 190 MB but will be more 'universal' than my appimage which is assembled from the 'buntu ppa. Plenty of deprecated procedure warnings annoyance, so I advise running as Unpack the zip, these go in ~/.config/GIMP/2.9/plug-ins. Plugins edit: 13 April 2019 updated gmic_gimp_qt version 2.5.6 pre and nufraw v0.42 I am not keen on those dark themes, so this is my preference + a shot of one nice addition to Gimp 2.9 - new layer options. Same as a regular gimp, first run it creates a gimp profile, in this case ~/.config/GIMP/2.9 It will copy all your resources from ~/.gimp-2.8 so to save a lot of editing, temporarily rename ~/.gimp-2.8 and a new empty Gimp 2.9 profile is created. Still very usable, no recent feature additions, just bug fixes This Gimp 2.9.9 appimage is stuck with this release which is Dec 2017 More dependency hell with Ubuntu 18.x versions. This updates regularly and I will attempt to keep the following to the current build.ĭue to updates to GEGL this is only for versions of Ubuntu 16.04 / Mint 18 and later + derivatives Nothing clever, it is assembled using a script and the 'buntu 'gimp-edge' ppa. It might even work in equivalent version of Mint.Ī long shot possibility in other Debian based versions. It should work in other 16.x 64bit 'buntus. This works for me in Kubuntu 16.04 64bit. Note: This is meant to be used with Gimp 2.8.x - There are dependencies from regular Gimp used by 2.9.9 Want to keep your existing Gimp 2.8.x and run a Linux Portable Gimp 2.9.9? There are newer better appimage versions here:Įdit: - version is now 2.9.9 - everything else applies

Darktable portable