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Or, after installing Flatpak, you can add Flathub as a remote by entering: flatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub

You can either save the remote or refuse it, to continue installation. This will ask you to save the Flathub remote for future installations (If you have not added Flathub repo as your remote earlier). Once you have Flatpak support, use the command below to install GIMP: flatpak install You can refer to the official Flatpak page to know how to enable Flatpak support in other Linux distributions. Use the commands below to install Flatpak on Ubuntu. You need to enable Flatpak support first. On Ubuntu, there is no Flatpak support out of the box. If you are using a Linux distribution with Flatpak and Flathub enabled by default, you can find the Flatpak package through the software center (like Pop!_OS, Fedora). Method 3: Installing GIMP via Flatpak in Ubuntu-based Linux distributions Or open a terminal and run: sudo snap remove gimp Or you can use the command line to install: sudo snap install gimp GIMP as Snap in Software CenterĬlick on " Install" button to install GIMP on your system. Now, open the Software Center and search for Gimp. For other Linux distributions, please ensure that you have Snap support enabled. You can use Snap for installing the latest version of GIMP. Sudo apt autoremove Method 2: Installing GIMP via Snap Package To remove Gimp, open a terminal and run: sudo apt remove gimp

If you want to install it from the official repository, then open the terminal and enter: sudo apt install gimp Since it's been some time since the release of version 2.10, various releases of Ubuntu offer different point release versions of Gimp 2.10. Method 1: Installing GIMP via Distribution Package Repositories If it does not, use either Snap, Flatpak, PPA or source code methods to install GIMP. I advise checking the software center or package manager of your Linux distribution and see if it provides GIMP 2.10.x or not. On Ubuntu, you can find the snap version of GIMP in the Software Center and install it from there. Since it has been some time from the release, GIMP 2.10.x should be now available for most Linux distributions. Install GIMP on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions It is also available on Windows and macOS. The project was started in 1996 and in the last 25+ years, it has become the default image editor on almost all major Linux distributions.