Michael,

I think you can just do, sudo apt-get install gimp. Better would be to check Synaptic, then check everything gimp. That is, if you have Synaptic installed. I am not sure, if you run .deb, or .rpm.

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On 10/14/2014 05:53 PM, Michael Havens wrote:

I'm interested in playing with The GIMP again. I just downloaded the most recent tar file (2.8.14). Where do I unpack the tar file? Or else, how do I add the repository to apt for it?

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