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Abwertende Bezeichnung für ein Spieler/Char, der unter den zu erwartenden Möglichkeiten spielt. The GNU Image Manipulation Program, or GIMP, is a raster graphics editor used to process digital graphics and photographs. Typical uses include creating graphics and logos, resizing and cropping photos, altering colours, combining multiple images, removing unwanted image features, and converting between different image formats. GIMP can also be used to create basic animated images in GIF format. It is often used as a free software replacement for Adobe Photoshop, the most widely used bitmap editor in the printing and graphics industries; however, it is not designed to be a Photoshop clone. The project's mascot is named Wilber. GIMP [1] GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a powerful raster graphics editor for manipulating and creating digital images. It is free software (GPL) and free of charge. GIMP (acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a freely available, open-source raster graphics editor. Many people started using it as a replacement for a rather pricey Adobe Photoshop. Typical uses include photo editing and retouching, logo and banner authoring, resizing photos, and changing image formats. The GIMP mascot is named Wilber. Gimp is a word you use to tell a person what a twat they are. If you say somneone is a gimp, you imply that they are a moron who has little life and sits at home drooling over their own dinner. If you are a gimp, you should feel insulted. If you understand what that means. Gimpism is actually a religion in the States, and many Americans follow it. Gimps are also a derogetory term for people who are physically disabled, so don't get too complacent using it or you'll upset people. ~ <b><a href="/mediawiki/Sam" title="Sam">Sam</a> on Gimps</b> The Gimp is a level 2 Kbot with the ability to walk deep underwater; one of its main weapons is a powerful green laser that uses 100 energy per shot and the other weapon is an artillery weapon similar to that of the Thud, it has relatively strong armour to make up for it being slower than most other Kbots. Its ARM counterpart is the Pelican, though the two units function quite differently from each other. The GNU Image Manipulation Program or just GIMP is a Free Software bitmap graphics editor, a program for creating and processing raster graphics. It also has some support for vector graphics. The project was started in 1995 by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis and is now maintained by a group of volunteers; it is licensed under the GNU General Public License. (What does this do and why might a teacher care?) GIMP - short for GNU Image Manipulation Program is a freely distributed image editor for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It is based on the GIMP Toolkit which was initially developed for The GIMP. As in tropical forests all round the Equator, the trees of the Neotropical ecozone are full of numerous kinds of animals. They support many more different types of animal than the trees of the forests in the temperate or cold zones. With the constant high temperatures and the daily rainfall, vegetation flourishes and several hundred different species of tree thrive in a very small area. A thick canopy consisting of intermeshed boughs of the tallest trees spreads out to catch the sunlight. Epiphytes and dangling creepers festoon these high branches. As a result, there are many different kinds of leaves, flowers and fruits available above the gloom and roots of the forest floor. Many varieties of animals have evolved to exploit these potential foodstuffs. Generally, the tree-living animals o thumb|right|„Wilber“, der hoffnungslos missratene GIMP-Köter GIMP ist ein Grafikprogramm, das Sie an jeder Ecke absolut kostenlos nachgeworfen bekommen. Es bietet mannigfaltige Möglichkeiten, wie beispielsweise das Fälschen von Geldscheinen, was in Photoshop-Versionen neueren Datums leider nicht mehr möglich ist. Ferner dient GIMP vielen arbeitslosen Informatikern als Beschäftigungstherapie, da jeder dahergelaufene Hobbycoder an dessen Quellcode herumpfuschen darf. Wie durch ein Wunder steht GIMP so manchem überteuerten Grafikprogramm nur geringfügig nach und wird lediglich (vermutlich aufgrund des hoffnungslos missratenen Köters, welcher als GIMP-Logo herhalten muss, und der geschmacklos übersättigten Grafiken, die zahlreiche Benutzer öffentlich als „digitale Kunstwerke” anpreisen um sich Gimp is a slang term, adapted for use in game terms from the slang word gimp, meaning to walk with a limp or be a person with limited use of their leg/legs. A player who's gear is far below their level, or who's gear is useless to them, is said to be gimped. An example would be a mage with a sword that gives +22 (melee) attack power and nothing else. Another example would be a level 60 mage with the Illusionary Rod () or a warrior wearing cloth armor. Image:Icon-shortcut.pngSee also: The GIMP, an image editor You heard what I said, now leave! And don't read the part below! GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free software raster graphics editor. It is primarily employed as an image retouching and editing tool and is freely available. In addition to detailed image retouching and free-form drawing, GIMP can accomplish essential image editing tasks such as resizing, editing, and cropping photos, photomontages combining multiple images, and converting between different image formats. GIMP can also be used to create basic animated images in the GIF format. GIMP's product vision is that GIMP is, or will become, a free software high-end graphics application for the editing and creation of original images, icons, graphical elements of web pages and art for user interface elements. The Gimp was a crime boss who lost his right leg, at the knee, and had it replaced with a metal prosthetic with a knife on the end. He could stab a man in the chest with a kicking motion. He also carried conventional weapons such as a Tommy Gun. He was a rival to the crime boss known as The Beast and he was a recurring enemy of The Eagle. GIMP je open source altrenativa Photoshopu. GIMP (skrót od Gimbusowy Informatyczny Malujący Program) – darmowy program komputerowy służący do irytowania rysowania lub malowania (nie jesteśmy jeszcze do końca pewni, bo nie używamy), który włącza się tylko pięć milionów sekund i składa się z trzech okien, które się na siebie nakładają. Normalnie full wygoda, nieprawdaż? My też tak myślimy. W GIMPie robi się zwykle fotomontaże do szpanowania przed znajomymi (np. gazela z głową królika i z marchewką w d40px|link=ie), i często także arcydzieła w stylu „nie, nie brałem nic”. Maskotką GIMPa jest świnia kojot z wyłupiastymi gałami, Wilber, i jak sama nazwa wskazuje, programu używają tylko gimbusy. GIMP, formerly The GIMP, which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a free raster image editing program extremely popular with comic makers due to its wide range of features and powerful editing capabilities which even rival those of Adobe Photoshop. Due to this, there has been constant rivalry between Photoshop and GIMP comic makers (see also the Photoshop talk page on this wiki). Another fact is that GIMP supports Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Photoshop does not support Linux. GIMP o The GIMP (Gnu Incredible Malware Program) è un programma di fotoritocco gratuito e Open source, diretto contendente dei più famosi programmi a pagamento come Photoshop o Paint Shop Pro, che si permette di surclassare in potenza e versatilità d'uso. Gimp is a slang term, adapted for use in game terms from the slang word gimp, meaning to walk with a limp or be a person with limited use of their leg/legs. A player whose gear is far below their level, or whose gear is useless to them, is said to be gimped. An example would be a mage with a sword that gives +22 (melee) attack power and nothing else. Another example would be a level 60 mage with the [Illusionary Rod] or a warrior wearing cloth armor. File:Icon-shortcut.pngSee also: The GIMP, an image editor Its name is an acronym of "Gnu pIMP", referring both to its open-sourced policy and the program's ability to make money from the images you create with it. The funds raised go directly to Richard Stallman's account in Switzerland. The correct pronunciation of GIMP is "PIMP". Ein Gimp ist ein fan-Begriff, welcher beschreibt, wenn ein Spieler den Gegner so weit von der Stage wegkatapultiert oder generell weghält (Edgeguard), dass seine Recovery es nicht mehr zur Stage schafft. Es gibt einfach zu gimpende Recoveries (Ganondorf) und schwer zu gimpende Recoveries (Bewohner). Kategorie:Begriffe Il faut comprendre que GIMP est un logiciel conçu avant tout pour Linux. Ainsi, afin de pouvoir exécuter GIMP sous un système Windows, des bibliothèques supplémentaires doivent être installées. L'équipe de GIMP ne fournit donc pas de programme d'installation automatisée. Mais on peut trouver un tel programme sur le site de Jernej Simončič (qui a la même apparence que le site officiel de GIMP, soit dit en passant). Open source software to create art, much like Adobe Photoshop, but better and more affordable.
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GIMP je open source altrenativa Photoshopu. Open source software to create art, much like Adobe Photoshop, but better and more affordable. The Gimp was a crime boss who lost his right leg, at the knee, and had it replaced with a metal prosthetic with a knife on the end. He could stab a man in the chest with a kicking motion. He also carried conventional weapons such as a Tommy Gun. He was a rival to the crime boss known as The Beast and he was a recurring enemy of The Eagle. GIMP, formerly The GIMP, which stands for GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a free raster image editing program extremely popular with comic makers due to its wide range of features and powerful editing capabilities which even rival those of Adobe Photoshop. Due to this, there has been constant rivalry between Photoshop and GIMP comic makers (see also the Photoshop talk page on this wiki). Another fact is that GIMP supports Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Photoshop does not support Linux. GIMP is arguably the most popular tool with comic makers, second only to Paint. However, most comic artists are incapable of doing much with the program beyond the use of the Supernova plugin and the Smudge tool. GIMP o The GIMP (Gnu Incredible Malware Program) è un programma di fotoritocco gratuito e Open source, diretto contendente dei più famosi programmi a pagamento come Photoshop o Paint Shop Pro, che si permette di surclassare in potenza e versatilità d'uso. thumb|right|„Wilber“, der hoffnungslos missratene GIMP-Köter GIMP ist ein Grafikprogramm, das Sie an jeder Ecke absolut kostenlos nachgeworfen bekommen. Es bietet mannigfaltige Möglichkeiten, wie beispielsweise das Fälschen von Geldscheinen, was in Photoshop-Versionen neueren Datums leider nicht mehr möglich ist. Ferner dient GIMP vielen arbeitslosen Informatikern als Beschäftigungstherapie, da jeder dahergelaufene Hobbycoder an dessen Quellcode herumpfuschen darf. Wie durch ein Wunder steht GIMP so manchem überteuerten Grafikprogramm nur geringfügig nach und wird lediglich (vermutlich aufgrund des hoffnungslos missratenen Köters, welcher als GIMP-Logo herhalten muss, und der geschmacklos übersättigten Grafiken, die zahlreiche Benutzer öffentlich als „digitale Kunstwerke” anpreisen um sich gegenseitig ihre Genialität zu versichern) unterschätzt. Its name is an acronym of "Gnu pIMP", referring both to its open-sourced policy and the program's ability to make money from the images you create with it. The funds raised go directly to Richard Stallman's account in Switzerland. The correct pronunciation of GIMP is "PIMP". Il faut comprendre que GIMP est un logiciel conçu avant tout pour Linux. Ainsi, afin de pouvoir exécuter GIMP sous un système Windows, des bibliothèques supplémentaires doivent être installées. L'équipe de GIMP ne fournit donc pas de programme d'installation automatisée. Mais on peut trouver un tel programme sur le site de Jernej Simončič (qui a la même apparence que le site officiel de GIMP, soit dit en passant). Sur cette page, en anglais, on prévient que plusieurs antivirus détectent faussement un virus dans les fichiers de GIMP. Le lien pour télécharger le logiciel est au milieu de la page à gauche dans un encadré. Gimp is a slang term, adapted for use in game terms from the slang word gimp, meaning to walk with a limp or be a person with limited use of their leg/legs. A player whose gear is far below their level, or whose gear is useless to them, is said to be gimped. An example would be a mage with a sword that gives +22 (melee) attack power and nothing else. Another example would be a level 60 mage with the [Illusionary Rod] or a warrior wearing cloth armor. Gimping used as a verb refers to the severe diminishment of a value or set of abilities. For example, a warrior who redistributes his talent point from an Arms/Fury spec to a heavy Protection spec is "gimping" his ability to dps in favor of increasing his value as a tank. To refer to another player as a gimp is to indicate that you believe that either they or their gear is under par. This should probably be considered rude and inappropriate. Gimping and nerfing are fairly similar in meaning, but not to be confused. A nerf originates from a game's creators/developers in an attempt to rebalance an inequality, whereas gimping, or to be gimped, is usually within the player's control. File:Icon-shortcut.pngSee also: The GIMP, an image editor The GNU Image Manipulation Program or just GIMP is a Free Software bitmap graphics editor, a program for creating and processing raster graphics. It also has some support for vector graphics. The project was started in 1995 by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis and is now maintained by a group of volunteers; it is licensed under the GNU General Public License. GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a free software raster graphics editor. It is primarily employed as an image retouching and editing tool and is freely available. In addition to detailed image retouching and free-form drawing, GIMP can accomplish essential image editing tasks such as resizing, editing, and cropping photos, photomontages combining multiple images, and converting between different image formats. GIMP can also be used to create basic animated images in the GIF format. GIMP's product vision is that GIMP is, or will become, a free software high-end graphics application for the editing and creation of original images, icons, graphical elements of web pages and art for user interface elements. This article or parts of this article are based on the Wikipedia article gimp licensed under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, version 1.2 or later. A list of the authors can be found here: [1]. You can help to improve the article. GIMP [1] GIMP - short for GNU Image Manipulation Program is a freely distributed image editor for such tasks as photo retouching, image composition and image authoring. It is based on the GIMP Toolkit which was initially developed for The GIMP. GIMP (skrót od Gimbusowy Informatyczny Malujący Program) – darmowy program komputerowy służący do irytowania rysowania lub malowania (nie jesteśmy jeszcze do końca pewni, bo nie używamy), który włącza się tylko pięć milionów sekund i składa się z trzech okien, które się na siebie nakładają. Normalnie full wygoda, nieprawdaż? My też tak myślimy. W GIMPie robi się zwykle fotomontaże do szpanowania przed znajomymi (np. gazela z głową królika i z marchewką w d40px|link=ie), i często także arcydzieła w stylu „nie, nie brałem nic”. Maskotką GIMPa jest świnia kojot z wyłupiastymi gałami, Wilber, i jak sama nazwa wskazuje, programu używają tylko gimbusy. Gimp is a word you use to tell a person what a twat they are. If you say somneone is a gimp, you imply that they are a moron who has little life and sits at home drooling over their own dinner. If you are a gimp, you should feel insulted. If you understand what that means. Gimpism is actually a religion in the States, and many Americans follow it. Gimps are also a derogetory term for people who are physically disabled, so don't get too complacent using it or you'll upset people. ~ <b><a href="/mediawiki/Sam" title="Sam">Sam</a> on Gimps</b> No. It's also thye name for a type of editing software and a small dog. Not a hmaster though. You heard what I said, now leave! And don't read the part below! GIMP (GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a powerful raster graphics editor for manipulating and creating digital images. It is free software (GPL) and free of charge. GIMP (acronym for GNU Image Manipulation Program) is a freely available, open-source raster graphics editor. Many people started using it as a replacement for a rather pricey Adobe Photoshop. Typical uses include photo editing and retouching, logo and banner authoring, resizing photos, and changing image formats. The GIMP mascot is named Wilber. Abwertende Bezeichnung für ein Spieler/Char, der unter den zu erwartenden Möglichkeiten spielt. Ein Gimp ist ein fan-Begriff, welcher beschreibt, wenn ein Spieler den Gegner so weit von der Stage wegkatapultiert oder generell weghält (Edgeguard), dass seine Recovery es nicht mehr zur Stage schafft. Es gibt einfach zu gimpende Recoveries (Ganondorf) und schwer zu gimpende Recoveries (Bewohner). Kategorie:Begriffe (What does this do and why might a teacher care?) The GNU Image Manipulation Program, or GIMP, is a raster graphics editor used to process digital graphics and photographs. Typical uses include creating graphics and logos, resizing and cropping photos, altering colours, combining multiple images, removing unwanted image features, and converting between different image formats. GIMP can also be used to create basic animated images in GIF format. It is often used as a free software replacement for Adobe Photoshop, the most widely used bitmap editor in the printing and graphics industries; however, it is not designed to be a Photoshop clone. The project's mascot is named Wilber. The project was started in 1995 by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis and is now maintained by a group of volunteers under the auspices of the GNU Project. The latest version of GIMP, v. 2.4.6, was released on May 30, 2008. Available under the terms of the GNU General Public License, GIMP is free software, however this (as with all software licensed under GPL) is a reference to your ability to modify the source-code, rather than be able to use it gratis. The Gimp is a level 2 Kbot with the ability to walk deep underwater; one of its main weapons is a powerful green laser that uses 100 energy per shot and the other weapon is an artillery weapon similar to that of the Thud, it has relatively strong armour to make up for it being slower than most other Kbots. Its ARM counterpart is the Pelican, though the two units function quite differently from each other. Gimp is a slang term, adapted for use in game terms from the slang word gimp, meaning to walk with a limp or be a person with limited use of their leg/legs. A player who's gear is far below their level, or who's gear is useless to them, is said to be gimped. An example would be a mage with a sword that gives +22 (melee) attack power and nothing else. Another example would be a level 60 mage with the Illusionary Rod () or a warrior wearing cloth armor. Gimping used as a verb refers to the severe diminishment of a value or set of abilities. For example, a warrior who redistributes his talent point from an Arms/Fury spec to a heavy Protection spec is "gimping" his ability to dps in favor of increasing his value as a tank. To refer to another player as a gimp is to indicate that you believe that either they or their gear is under par. This should probably be considered rude and inappropriate. Gimping and nerfing are fairly similar in meaning, but not to be confused. A nerf originates from a game's creators/developers in an attempt to rebalance an inequality, whereas gimping, or to be gimped, is usually within the player's control. Image:Icon-shortcut.pngSee also: The GIMP, an image editor As in tropical forests all round the Equator, the trees of the Neotropical ecozone are full of numerous kinds of animals. They support many more different types of animal than the trees of the forests in the temperate or cold zones. With the constant high temperatures and the daily rainfall, vegetation flourishes and several hundred different species of tree thrive in a very small area. A thick canopy consisting of intermeshed boughs of the tallest trees spreads out to catch the sunlight. Epiphytes and dangling creepers festoon these high branches. As a result, there are many different kinds of leaves, flowers and fruits available above the gloom and roots of the forest floor. Many varieties of animals have evolved to exploit these potential foodstuffs. Generally, the tree-living animals of South America are smaller than those of the tropical forests in the rest of the world. The airy canopy is alive with little arbrosaurs adapted to feed on the thousands upon thousands of different types of insects that make their homes there. Some of the arbrosaurs, however, have abandoned their insectivorous way of life and have evolved into totally new forms. The nectar-sucking gimp, for instance, is a tiny animal, no more than 20 centimeters (8 inches) long including the slender delicate head, and eats nothing but nectar. Its snout has evolved into a long tube which acts as a rigid sheath for an extendable nectar-gathering tongue. These features are similar to those of the ant-eating adaptation of the pangaloon, and it is obvious that both animals evolved from the same group of arbrosaurs that crossed from North America during the Great American Interchange in the Pliocene. The tubular snout may be seen as an example of preadaptation where a feature evolves spontaneously and is then retained because it is perfectly suited for a particular purpose.