How To Install GIMP On Ubuntu With A Command In The Terminal

Is the GIMP software available on all versions of UBUNTU?

para saan po yung gimp?

Is there any possible errors upon installing gimp on terminal?

Is there any replacement for sudo apt-get install gimp?

Admin wrote:

glocellmejares wrote:para saan po yung gimp?

GIMP is similar to Adobe Photoshop, you can also use it for editing and manipulating images.

Can I erase watermarks using it?

Admin wrote:

copperranium wrote:Is there any possible errors upon installing gimp on terminal?

Yes there are possible errors if you input a not found or error command.

So we should check if our command is totally right? like for example the spelling?

Admin wrote:

Katty wrote:Is the GIMP software available on all versions of UBUNTU?

Yes. it is available in all versions of Ubuntu

Even the not latest Ubuntu can have the latest GIMP?

copperranium wrote:Is there any replacement for sudo apt-get install gimp?

Why would you find replacement? Didn't it work for you?

glocellmejares wrote:para saan po yung gimp?

GIMP is similar to Adobe Photoshop, you can also use it for editing and manipulating images.

Katty wrote:Is the GIMP software available on all versions of UBUNTU?

Yes. it is available in all versions of Ubuntu

copperranium wrote:Is there any possible errors upon installing gimp on terminal?

Yes there are possible errors if you input a not found or error command.

copperranium wrote:Is there any replacement for sudo apt-get install gimp?

Yes. if you don't want to install in Terminal you can use the Ubuntu Software Center.

thegreatunknown wrote:

Admin wrote:

copperranium wrote:Is there any possible errors upon installing gimp on terminal?

Yes there are possible errors if you input a not found or error command.

So we should check if our command is totally right? like for example the spelling?

Yes, we should be aware in spellings or typing a command.

How to uninstall Gimp using terminal?

thegreatunknown wrote:

copperranium wrote:Is there any replacement for sudo apt-get install gimp?

Why would you find replacement? Didn't it work for you?

maybe the commands are confusing for her.

What if I want to install an older version of it? Is that possible?

thegreatunknown wrote:

Admin wrote:

glocellmejares wrote:para saan po yung gimp?

GIMP is similar to Adobe Photoshop, you can also use it for editing and manipulating images.

Can I erase watermarks using it?

Yes, you can delete a watermark using Gimp but from my experience, if a watermark is created on a layer within an image, you can delete the watermark layer by using GIMP. However, if the watermark is part of the image layer itself, the only way to remove the watermark is to edit the image.

copperranium wrote:What if I want to install an older version of it? Is that possible?

For me, Yes. There's so many available sources in the internet for older versions of GIMP considering it's an open source.

Vince-sngkt wrote:How to uninstall Gimp using terminal?

sudo apt-get remove gimp
sudo apt-get clean
or
sudo apt-get purge gimp
sudo apt-get clean

thegreatunknown wrote:

copperranium wrote:Is there any replacement for sudo apt-get install gimp?

Why would you find replacement? Didn't it work for you?

Maybe she got confused why it always start with sudo apt-get. lols

vnssdzs wrote:

copperranium wrote:Is there any possible errors upon installing gimp on terminal?

Yes there are possible errors if you input a not found or error command.

What will happened if I entered a wrong command, will the installation start from the beginning?

thegreatunknown wrote:

Admin wrote:

Katty wrote:Is the GIMP software available on all versions of UBUNTU?

Yes. it is available in all versions of Ubuntu

Even the not latest Ubuntu can have the latest GIMP?

Yes. In Ubuntu 16.04 it offers GIMP 2.8.16 in its main archive, you may either upgrade to the latest stable release, or try the 2.9 development.

What are some good GIMP tutorials?

kardashians wrote:What are some good GIMP tutorials?

It depends on what you want to do. The first place you should look is the actual GIMP tutorials page.