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28 Aug 2008 02:31 AM, by devvv (Bernhard Stockmann)

First Windows build for GIMP 2.5 available!

Windows users should be happy today! A first unstable development release of GIMP 2.5 is now available for the Windows operating system!

GIMP is optimized for 32 and 64 bit architecture - so there are 2 different versions available now. We've linked them in our downloads page. Also please keep in mind that if you try the unstable release please don't bother the developers with unreproducable bugs (should you encounter some).

As you might already know we have written a preview of the changes for Gimp 2.6. Have fun with the latest version of GIMP! When all the bugs are eliminated this version will finally become GIMP 2.6!

This article is licensed under the following license: Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Austria

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  1. coche, 28 Aug 2008 05:54 AM

    Thanks! I just installed Gimp and for the moment everything is running nice.

  2. photocomix, 28 Aug 2008 03:13 PM

    it may run alongside the stable version or require the stable to be unistalled ?

  3. devvv, 28 Aug 2008 04:51 PM

    you can run both versions -> stable and unstable indipendently ;) so no problem

  4. photocomix, 28 Aug 2008 06:53 PM

    @devv
    well ithat didn't work well on my PC,
    i mean installer worked fine but also somehow changed the stable version in a clone of 2.5.

    no big issue i just unistalled the stable and then reinstalled but using the portable version..now all is fine

  5. photocomix, 28 Aug 2008 07:09 PM

    BTW
    release number of title is not correct.
    Is not a installer for 2.5.3 but for 2.5.4 (from SVN), even better the release number is reported correctly in the installer name is just the title that report a wrong one

    Thank a lot for the installer !!

  6. photocomix, 28 Aug 2008 07:39 PM

    PS i refer to the "title" in the gimpuser download page

  7. devvv, 28 Aug 2008 10:36 PM

    photocomix: yes i know - i decided to use 2.5.3 because there is no real 2.5.4 snapshot - its rather a lillte newer 2.5.3 (svn) and i also didn't want to confuse linux people - they have maybe wondered why there is a 2.5.4 for windows and not for linux. thats also the reason why i only used "2.5" an no more specific version numbering in the news, heh ;) hope you understand what i mean! maybe i should have used only "gimp-2-5-windows-released" - too late now ^^

  8. wimo, 29 Aug 2008 08:32 PM

    Have you used Mingw + MSyS to ompile gimp for windows?
    I am trying to compile but i can not .

  9. devvv, 30 Aug 2008 07:28 PM

    it was not me... the windows build was made by jernej simoncic of the gimp developers team. i think he uses mingw and msys but im not totally sure.

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