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Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Tue Jun 18, 2019 2:40 pm

Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99. This is a the developmental version for those who want to see what is coming. Info can be found at:

https://samjcreations.blogspot.com/

And downloaded from:

http://www.aljacom.com/~gimp/GimpEval-2 ... 0190617.7z

I have briefly tried the 64 bit version and no problems so far. It includes a 32 bit version, but there appears to be problems with that version.

Enjoy exploring!

Re: Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Tue Jun 18, 2019 3:03 pm

Thanks bilbo9955 for the heads up, I will try it :hehe

Re: Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Fri Jun 21, 2019 3:19 pm

These releases are great, I use the 32bit and have a crash when I click "Preferences", otherwise seems to work fine.

Re: Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Fri Jun 21, 2019 3:34 pm

Mr Ed wrote:These releases are great, I use the 32bit and have a crash when I click "Preferences", otherwise seems to work fine.


...And that's great, why? Sorry, but I'm sooo over "Windows". All kidding aside, Gimp 2.99 is just an experimental version and crashes are expected.....

Re: Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Sat Jun 22, 2019 4:03 am

Mr Ed wrote:These releases are great, I use the 32bit and have a crash when I click "Preferences", otherwise seems to work fine.


It is worth going to the page and reading the comments https://samjcreations.blogspot.com/ a few things not working including;

- Malheureusement, comme la version Gimp 2.10.12, la version 32 bits de Gimp 2.99.1 présente dans cette archive ne fonctionne pas correctement dans un environnement Windows 32 bits.


Which, roughly translated is, Win 32 bit version is screwed.

Re: Samj has released another portable version of GIMP 2.99

Sat Jun 22, 2019 4:36 am

The problem with 32 bit is the maximum ram that can be used is 4Gb.
64 bit can address a theoretical limit of 16 Exabytes.
Gimp is ram dependent (if not using OpenCL which I have never used) so a 32 bit user is limited in how many layers and/or windows are open at once.

I'm currently rendering a 3060 layer Gimp image at 1600 X 900px and the real issue I have is a power outage during the 24 or 36 hour render time.
Then I would have to start again. :(
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