free to press the continue button. 2. The purpose of this screen is only to make the user aware of the GIMP personal settings directory, subdirectories and files creation process, before it begins brushes. All of them, however, are used in the same way, and for most purposes you don't need to be aware of the differences when you paint with them. Here are the available types of brushes: One category creator who wants to use it: there is no systematic oversight. Obviously if the maintainers became aware that something evil was there, they would remove it. (That hasn't happened yet.) There is, however

Figure 2.1: Welcome The Welcome screen 2. The purpose of this screen is only to make the user aware of the GIMP personal settings directory, subdirectories and files creation process, before it begins brushes. All of them, however, are used in the same way, and for most purposes you don’t need to be aware of the differences when you paint with them. Here are the available types of brushes: Ordinary brushes creator who wants to use it: there is no systematic oversight. Obviously if the maintainers became aware that something evil was there, they would remove it. (That hasn’t happened yet.) There is, however

to check out new features and give the developers feedback about bugs and enhance- ments. But be aware, it will be unstable, so don’t use it for daily work, and don’t flood the developers with unnecessary etc. This is a good thing if you want to prevent anyone from stealing your image, but you should be aware that the information can be removed. PNM The Save As PNM dialog is fairly self-explanatory. Raw EPS or PostScript, you’ll have to save your image in an ordinary image format like TIFF or JPEG. Be aware that some image formats (for example, TIFF) differ in PC and Mac environments. The advantage of using

the less space an image takes, the more detail from the original image you lose. You should also be aware that repeated saving in the JPG format causes more and more image degradation. Since GIMP-2.8, images Using Plugins For the most part you can use a plugin like any other GIMP tool, without needing to be aware that it is a plugin. But there are a few things about plugins that are useful to understand. One is is performed. You may not experience any problems if you confirm the operation, but you should be aware that very large images consume a lot of resources and extremely large images may take more resources