GNU Image Manipulation Program, a sort-of free Photoshop. [1]

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CM (28 Jul 2003): In addition to the official scripting language of GIMP (i.e., script-fu, a dialect of Scheme), there are also:

• the Gimp-Perl plugin, which seems to be the most popular scripting language on Gimp together with script-fu, there are numerous available scripts written in Perl for GIMP. Its Home-Page is:
  http://www.goof.com/pcg/marc/gimp.html
• the Gimp-Python plugin seems up-to-date but not as widely used (no scripts available in the official GIMP registry [2]). Its Home-Page is:
  http://www.daa.com.au/~james/software/pygimp/
• .. and yes! the Gimp-Tcl used to exist, but the latest version, for Gimp 1.0, seems to be from 1998 :-(
  http://cvs.gnome.org/lxr/source/gimp-plugins-unstable/gimptcl/

Note: In the same area, we should keep an eye on the upcoming versions of tcl-magick, a Tcl interface to the ImageMagick tools/library. For complex image manipulations, it won't have the power of GIMP though (IMHO of course).

JOB Here is a small shell script example, which uses the script-fu extension:

• Using Gimp's script-fu to convert images into a different format

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