GIMP is an alternative to Adobe Photoshop and similar software that allows you to perform the simplest task to the most complex image manipulation techniques. Whether you’re editing a photo or creating complex image manipulation like layering and more, GIMP can help you create the best experience. There are many ways to install GIMP on Ubuntu, then we’ll show you the steps below to get that done on Ubuntu Linux. Also, for students and new users learning Linux, the easiest place to start learning is Ubuntu Linux. Ubuntu is the modern, open-source Linux operating system for desktops, servers, and other devices. To get started with installing GIMP on Ubuntu Linux, follow the steps below.
How to install GIMP on Ubuntu from Ubuntu Software Center
As mentioned above, there are numerous ways to install GIMP on Ubuntu. One way is to use Ubuntu Software Center to install GIMP. From your Ubuntu desktop, click on the Ubuntu Software icon on the Activities Dash on the left. When Ubuntu Software opens, search for GIMP and select it. On the GIMP software detail pane, click the Install button to install it.
How to install GIMP on Ubuntu Linux using Flatpak
Yet another way to install GIMP is using Flatpak. Flatpak is a package management platform that allows users to install packages in a sandboxed environment. It’s popular with other Linux distributions. To install GIMP using Flatpak, first install Flatpak package management software. You can do that by adding the PPA below. Next, add the Flathub repository and verify it by running the commands below. Once the Flathub repository is added and verified, run the commands below to search for GIMP on the repository. It should return a list of GIMP packages and modules. Take note of the GIPM package to install. Then run the commands below to install GIMP.
How to install GIMP on Ubuntu Linux using Snap
One can use Snap to install GIMP as well. Snaps are containerized software packages that are simple to create and install. Snap applications are packaged with all their dependencies to run on all popular Linux distributions from a single build which allow them to update automatically and roll back gracefully. To install GIMP from Snap package management, run the commands below.
How to install GIMP on Ubuntu Linux from the PPA repository
Yet another way to install GIMP on Ubuntu is from a personal third-party PPA repository. First, you’ll need to add the repository to Ubuntu before you can install GIMP. Run the commands below to add the repository. Next, run the commands below to update the Ubuntu package index and install GIMP. How to remove GIMP on Ubuntu Linux If you install GIMP and want to remove it, run the commands below. That should do it! Conclusion: This post showed you how to install the GIMP image editor on Ubuntu Linux. If you find any error above or have something to add, please use the comment form below.
