'Tis free.
Go to gimp.org and click download, to get this amazingly awesome free program!
the GNU (or Graphic) Image Manipulation Program.
It stands for: Gnu Image Manipulation Program
GIMP is an image editing program similar to Photoshop that can be downloaded for free at GIMP.org.
GIMP or the Gnu Image Manipulation Program is a software element similar to photoshop for image manipulation and editing. It is available for download from certain online sources.
If you mean the Gnu Image Manipulation Program, no. You can download it "for free" from www.gimp.org. (If your internet connection or downloading files costs you money, then it will cost you that, but there won't be any extra charge for the program itself.)
Gimp may be an informal word for someone who has a limp or a physical disability of some sort. There is also a photo manipulation program called GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program), a program seen as a free replacement/alternative for Adobe Photoshop
GIMP means GNU Image Manipulation Program GIMP is an image editing software. It is just like a computers paint program except more advanced and included more editing/formatting tools.
you are going to want to ensure that you have some sort of photo manipulation software such as Gimp (Gnu Image Manipulation Program) if you do not currently have it you can install it by searching for it in the repositories or software center by its name.
I don't believe so although GIMP is a free image editor GNU Image Manipulation Program, most linux various are distros or distribution
There is a number of reasons why this program is used:Firstly it's free under the GNU license.Secondly, it's a powerful package which rivals expensive image manipulation packages.
The PPM image format will dump image data into an ASCII format which will essentially create a 'flat' text file with a series of numerical values. Look for 'GNU Image Manipulation Program' for a free solution.
The GNU Image Manipulation Program can be downloaded from the downloads sections of GIMP's main website. Additional sources of GIMP on the internet includes CNet.