It's clear that you are not believing what people are telling you but GIMP is the killer application for editing graphic files. There is no other application on Linux that comes close to Photoshop on Linux - GIMP is the dude you are looking for. Perhaps you should be looking at a different graphic to get your confidence. The only thing that it seems to be missing is CMYK. As someone who has used Photoshop since version 1.0, let me assure you that GIMP is the real thing. It's possible that the image you are looking at only has a 256 color palette. Try 'View' menu - 'Info Window' to see what you are dealing with in terms of the original image. Craig On Sat, 2004-07-31 at 00:00, littleguru wrote: > Thanks , the file is .bmp and quality is perfect when i am looking on my > desktop , but when I open it with GIMP, the color is going bad , The > mode is GRB . > any sugestion about other webbuilder or image editor like photoshop > under the linux > will be appreciate. > > > David Bailey wrote: > > >> Hello > >> > >> I wanted to edit an image with gimp , but because gimp can not handle > >> more tham 256 color , > >> the image went bad in color ,now I am searching for photoshop or > >> coreldraw as an image editor > >> would you please send me the link to download any image editor or web > >> builder under linux . > > > > > > > > Hi. > > The Gimp can handle basicly as many colours as the file format you are > > working with can handle. > > > > If you were stuck with 256 colours, I assume you were working with a > > .gif file. As I recall, GIFs have a limitation of 256 colours. > > > > JPEGs however can go up to "full colour" (24 bit) > > > > So if you want more colours out of your image check the file type. > > > > David > > > > > >
