10-05-2025, 08:07 AM
When I look at the G'MIC downloads page I see it favors Debian/Ubuntu.
This could be why you are out of luck on Fedora.
I use Debian and I download the 'G'MIC for Ubuntu - All interfaces (.deb packages)'. This gives me a stand alone G'MIC. If I open a terminal and type 'gmic' I get a full GUI that is updatable. Many people think G'MIC is a Gimp plug-in but it's not.
It you could find a recent G'MIC that has been packed as an RPM then use that. You could then 'apply' any G'MIC filter to the current image or to many images.
This could be why you are out of luck on Fedora.
I use Debian and I download the 'G'MIC for Ubuntu - All interfaces (.deb packages)'. This gives me a stand alone G'MIC. If I open a terminal and type 'gmic' I get a full GUI that is updatable. Many people think G'MIC is a Gimp plug-in but it's not.
It you could find a recent G'MIC that has been packed as an RPM then use that. You could then 'apply' any G'MIC filter to the current image or to many images.