GIMP on OS X

Excellent distribution. But GIMP does not support Retina displays at all; text and graphics appears jagged and ugly, and pictures are not displayed well on these displays. This is not fault of the OS X maintainer, I guess; but GIMP should be ported to Mac better than what is currently.

Gimp is an incredibly GOOD program for anyone who is serious about photography and graphic design. I must say that those giving a negative review are missing the point. The point is that it is Free Software. I am defining "Free Software" as how the Free Software Foundation defines it which is the group that created Free Software. You are able to freely, study, modify, and distribute anything about the program. If you find a feature you want, you can write that feature. Since this is a program that is widely used and Free Software, if they added every feature people wrote for it, they would be making several updates daily and the file size would be HUGE. They only release a the stock version which is small. That makes it easier to distribute. I admit that The Gimp isn't the most user-friendly program and the documentation is written by programmers. Those not familiar with the GNU style documentation would find it hard to understand. However, there are TONS of YouTube videos showing you how to do anything you want to do in the program. Just do a YouTube search for "The gimp" and add to the search bar what you want to do with it.

Awesome product, thanks for sharing!