Contact XGimp Image Editor Paint Tool Support

Hi how’s it going goes on I would like to say that I want to use camp I love the software and I just think that there’s a little issue a little minor problem basically if you guys can go and check your guises data servers maybe it’s not him showing exactly how to run it right through the relay servers. It could be a technical issue but as soon as I open the app it takes me straight to new image edit image and files in like that when I push new image tells me the name and eventually name it LOL just for testing and it pulls up a blank screen with editing tools in the bottom it does not look like a desktop version it just looks like a regular app but there’s no way to import my picture there’s no way to open gallery for my photo albums can you guys please maybe take a look into your processing servers and see if you can fix this for me thank you very much my email is well you guys should know it’s on here thank you bye-bye

Like many others, I downloaded this hoping that it would be similar to the desktop version, or at least a trimmed-down version. This app has two modes: a poor emulation of the desktop version, and a half-functional copy of MS Paint. The “remote” version looks like the desktop version, but imagine you’re running Windows 98 with no video driver; the colors are not even close to being correct. Furthermore, after picking a tool, the app with occasionally display a “please wait” message and fail to do anything. The “local” version works if all you need to do is free-hand paint everything. It has a few tools that mostly work (these also have loading issues periodically), but some of the adjustment sliders are obscured by the ads. Additionally, the effects tool covers up a potion of adjustment sliders that aren’t already covered by ads, so if you slide the bar too low, you have to select a different effect to reset the slider. This mode also includes stamps and emoticons, but the selection is so limited as to be unusable. Overall, this seems like an aborted attempt at getting into the mobile market. It may have some use if you just need to draw basic pictures, but for anyone who is expecting Gimp will be very disappointed.

Im a huge fan of the desktop version, and it’s everything you want in a photo editor, but they tried to put the desktop version on the phone, and you can’t even tilt it or use your fingers to make the screen bigger! If you could do those two things I just mentioned then it would be great, but I feel they only made this to get people using it for the first time to look at the ads, then give gimp the money, then they leave, and one easy way to prove this is that the only ad I have ever seen on it is another effing mobile photo editing app