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GIMP has just taken another meaningful step forward. Less than a year after the long-awaited arrival of GIMP 3.0, the team behind the popular open-source image editor has now released GIMP 3.2, marking the first feature-focused update built on top of that new foundation.
Anyone who has tried walking away from Adobe Photoshop knows the struggle: you want something powerful, reliable, and free—but finding that magical combination is harder than you think. The obvious first stop on that journey is usually GIMP, a name that always pops up whenever Photoshop alternatives are mentioned. It's feature-packed, respected, and extremely capable. But let's be honest, switching to it isn't exactly seamless.
For years, GIMP has been the go-to open-source alternative to Photoshop — a powerful, free image editor used by millions across the world. But when it came to getting GIMP on Linux through Snap, something always felt a bit off. While you could install it from the Snap Store, the version there wasn't actually maintained by the official GIMP team. Instead, it came from the Snapcrafters community, a group of volunteers who package software for Snap.
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