Click Customize in the lower-left corner. Read the GNU License and click Next. Uncheck any components you do not wish to install and click Next. Click the checkbox if you want to create a shortcut on your desktop and click Next. Click Install to complete your custom installation.
The first time you open GIMP, the app will need to be verified. If you get a message that says this is an app from the internet, click Open to verify that you want to open GIMP.
Click the Apple icon in the menu bar in the upper-left corner. Click System Preferences. . . Click Security & Privacy. Click the General tab. Click the lock icon at the bottom of the screen. Enter your user password. Click the radio option next to “App Store and identified developers. "
Click the time in the lower-right corner. Click the gear icon to open the Settings menu. Click Advanced at the bottom of the Settings menu. Click Developers. Click Turn on next to “Linux Development Environment. " Click Next. Enter a Linux username. Select how much space you want to allocate for Linus (or just go with the recommended 10 GB). Click Install.
Open the software manager app. Type GIMP in the search bar. Click on GIMP if it is available in the search results. Click Install.
Chromebook/Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt update Fedora: sudo yum update CentOS/RedHat: sudo dnf update Arch: sudo pacman -Syu[5] X Research source
Chromebook/Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt update Fedora: sudo yum update CentOS/RedHat: sudo dnf update Arch: sudo pacman -Syu[5] X Research source
Chromebook/Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt install gimp Fedora: sudo yum install gimp CentOS/RedHat: sudo dnf install gimp Arch: sudo pacman -S gimp[7] X Research source
If you are asked if you want to continue, press “Y” on the keyboard and then press Enter to continue.
If you are asked if you want to continue, press “Y” on the keyboard and then press Enter to continue.
