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A 3d mesh unwrapping tool, useful for generating undistorted uv texture coordinates for complex shapes. Also can be used with a plugin to gimp to use gimp tools applied through the 3d view to modify the associated 2d image.

Picture viewer/editor. It is intended mainly for quick and easy digital photos manipulation. Optimized for minimal amount of keypresses. Planned features include working with groups of pictures, undo/redo, Motion JPEG support.

Babygimp is an icon editor for Linux written in Perl/Tk with some unusual features: A clipboard which allows to merge/combine existing images, some sort of plugin support, different sorts of gradients, applying externals filters to selected regions of the

Simple and fast photo postprocessing editor with sensitometrically correct 48-bit workflow for both digital and scanned photos. Contrast, exposure, color corrections, cropping, USM. Supports Canon/Nikon/etc digital camera RAW files using dcraw utility.

CACTUS Ain't Comic Translator's Utility Script.

Gimp Mac Helper provides a plugin to support copy and paste of images between Gimp and native apps on Mac OS X.

A collection of utilities for depth-recovery for sampling of objects and synthesis of multimedia for two and three dimensional presentation

This project holds a copy of the main gimp cvs tree and gives plug-in developers a chance to maintain/update their plug-ins without a gnome cvs account.

JAnimationShop is a Frame Level Animation editor with a good set of Advanced features. Designed to function similar in many ways to the award winning AnimationShop from Jasc now acquired by COREL. blog - http://techniche.blogspot.com

High quality and high performance scalable vector graphic library for C++. Anti-aliasing, alpha-blending, gradients & Gouraud shading, custom processing pipelines, filtered image transforms, affine and perspective tranforms, etc. Note: This project has b

The WaterWorks - a realtime compositing system

Melies is an editing and 2D compositing application for film, standard and high-definition video work.

MoviePaint is an open source paint program, based on Film Gimp, targeted <b>specifically</b> toward the image painting and retouching needs of digital effects and animation studios for use in feature films.

Graphic Engine use script language to generate images or swf flash files

SkyDraw is a raster image editor developed with the wxWindows cross-platform windowing toolkit. The final supported platforms will include Linux, MacOS (8/9/X), and Windows. Features will include layers, channels, transparency, and potentially plugins.

Octree-based texture mapping for 3D models as described in the SIGGRAPH 2002 paper "Painting and Rendering On Unparameterized Models" from Thrown Clear Productions (www.thrownclear.com).

Film Gimp is a motion picture editing tool primarily used for painting and retouching of movies.

SImg is astronomical image processing software for Linux. Some of the features are deconvolution (various algorithms), removing interferences, automatic shifting of images, computation of PSF and and a visualization tool.

"Hartwigs Tile Painter" is a simple graphics tool for creating and painting "tiled" pictures over the whole screen, which can be used for styling backgrounds ("wallpapers") or for e.g. JavaScript animated picture sequences on your web pages or for small p

UNIX Paint is a simple, but useful image editing program.

mvComicsMaker (mvCM) is a free, QT-based graphics editor for creating animations in Linux. Working with mvCM, you are able to use bitmapped images together with vector graphics. You can also combine indexed pictures with true color pictures.

The IPX Gimp Plugins package contains many plugins for the Gimp that are geared towards image analysis, such as: image sharpening, edge detection, region growing, and a number of morphological algorithms.

GFourier is a GIMP plug-in to manipulate images in the frecuency domain, using Fourier Transform.

Add a copyright bar on or under a picture. Batch mode.

This utility is created with the aim of accelerating development of Linux PSF2 (framebuffer) fonts. It does not work with X fonts. The program can "explode" existing PSF2 fonts, creating an human-readable graphical representation of each glyph which can then be re-compiled into a PSF2 font. The project supports the use of unicode tables at the end of fonts, but currently (Dec, 2012) not fully (sequences are not supported), but this should be simple to amend.