Introduction

This page holds my inventions for the GIMP, GNU Image Manipulation Program. The Gimp is a very powerful painting program for UNIX-like operating systems with X Window, which bravely matches Adobe Photoshop, and even wins in one important aspect - it's free, not only with respect to money, but also that its entire source code is provided. The whole distribution is available under GNU General Public License (GPL) from www.gimp.org.

Please send your comments, enhancements, corrections to this page, etc. to !spam-pvt.benkovsk@pvtnet.cz (Don't forget to remove the '!spam-' string from the address!).

If you do not have GIMP you should install it - the rest of this page contains scripts and other resources I have developed for Wilber the Gimp.

What's New

3. 7. 2000:

New versions of sequence-file and text-separate scripts.
Added a pointer to save-gih script on misc page.

26. 6. 2000:

New versions of wax-seal, wax-text-logo and scanner-logo scripts. These new versions are compatible with GIMP 1.1.22. Other scripts have not been corrected yet.
Code from wax-text-logo.scm file has been moved into wax-seal.scm. File wax-text-logo.scm is now obsolete for the new GIMP and wax.seal.scm provides both the scripts.

8. 9. 1999:

New page: misc files. Here you can find some graphical resources made by me (image hoses).
Some improvements in page generation macros.

25. 4. 1999:

New script: Text Separate

20. 3. 1999:

Page has been restructured and rewritten
Basic III script renamed to Scanner Logo
New versions of the script, compatible with GIMP 1.1

License

The source codes and images here are released under GNU General Public License (GPL), version 2.0 or later. You can get a copy of GPL from Free Software Foundation.

Things presented here