G'MIC-Qt is a versatile front-end to the image processing framework G'MIC. It is in fact a plugin for GIMP, as well as a standalone application.

• Sébastien Fourey
• David Tschumperlé (G'MIC lib & original GTK-based plugin)

• Boudewijn Rempt [email protected] (Krita compatibility layer, work in progress)

• Jan Helebrant (Czech translation)
• Frank Tegtmeyer (German translation)
• chroma_ghost & bazza/pixls.us (Spanish translation)
• Sébastien Fourey (French translation)
• Duddy Hadiwido (Indonesian translation)
• Francesco Riosa (Italian translation)
• iarga / pixls.us (Dutch translation)
• Alex Mozheiko (Polish translation)
• maxr (Portuguese translation)
• Alex Mozheiko (Russian translation)
• Andrex Starodubtsev (Ukrainian translation)
• LinuxToy (https://twitter.com/linuxtoy) (Chinese translation)
• omiya tou tokyogeometry@github (Japanese translation)

• Available at gmic.eu

By default, the gimp integration plugin is built.

qmake is simple to use but only really works in an environment where bash is available.

git clone https://github.com/dtschump/gmic.git
git clone https://github.com/c-koi/gmic-qt.git
make -C gmic/src CImg.h gmic_stdlib.h
cd gmic-qt
qmake [HOST=none|gimp|krita]
make

cmake works on all platforms. The first part is the same and requires make and wget to be available. If you don't have all dependencies, cmake will warn you which ones are missing. Note that the minimum cmake version is 3.1.

git clone https://github.com/dtschump/gmic.git
git clone https://github.com/c-koi/gmic-qt.git
make -C gmic/src CImg.h gmic_stdlib.h
cd gmic-qt

Then make a build directory:

mkdir build
cd build

cmake .. [-DGMIC_QT_HOST=none|gimp|krita] [-DGMIC_PATH=/path/to/gmic] [-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=[Debug|Release|RelwithDebInfo]
make