Introduction After a year of work since the first version of GIMP 3.0, we’re proud to release GIMP 3.2! In addition to our main roadmap items of “non-destructive layers”, this release is packed with all sorts of new features, UX/UI refinements, and stability improvements. Non-destructive Layers …
I like GIMP for what it is. Yet I feel like you’re right. A different name and a more serious logo would be good for a more professional (corporate, boring) audience. It’s duck s powerful tool, but it doesn’t sound nor look like it.
Yep, agreed… it’s an amazing tool - esp. as it’s (almost?) like Photoshop and other expensive tools.
I just can’t suggest it to my friends without being afraid / avoiding / making excuses for an acronym… they’ll have to find it themselves and they won’t want to admit it either…
I like GIMP for what it is. Yet I feel like you’re right. A different name and a more serious logo would be good for a more professional (corporate, boring) audience. It’s duck s powerful tool, but it doesn’t sound nor look like it.
Yep, agreed… it’s an amazing tool - esp. as it’s (almost?) like Photoshop and other expensive tools.
I just can’t suggest it to my friends without being afraid / avoiding / making excuses for an acronym… they’ll have to find it themselves and they won’t want to admit it either…
Really? You sure they are your friends? I say its a funny acronym, say it once, little snicker, move on. No one cares.