GIMP, an open source tool for image editing, has released a new version, which supports running on Windows on ARM devices.
CTOnews.com August 19 news, the open source image editing tool GIMP today released an update to the revision 2 version that can be run on Windows on ARM (64-bit) devices.
The new version is modified based on GIMP version 2.10.34, and the universal installer automatically detects the installation. The official development team also said that the new version has not been widely tested on Windows on ARM devices, so users are invited to give positive feedback on BUG and related suggestions after testing for further improvements.
GIMP for Windows on ARM is available for download. CTOnews.com has attached a link here so that interested users can download the experience.
GIMP is a free and open source bitmap image editor for image photo retouching and editing, free drawing, resizing, cropping, photo montage, image format conversion and other professional tasks. GIMP began in 1995 and can be run on GNU / Linux, MS Windows, macOS and other platforms using GPLv3+,. The extension of the native file format is .xcf.