32-bit version of GIMP crashes if you try to edit huge images, e.g. professional photos. While I suspect it's unsuited for the task anyway due to how slow it does it, crashes don't help either. Could GIMP choose between 32 and 64 bits like FireFox does?
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This would be beneficial for users who do advanced image processing on GIMP.
Mmhh ... could it be that the current version 2.10.12-3 includes both, the 32-bit and the 64-bit-version?
~~~ syna ~~~
The current release of Gimp (2.10.12-3) has the x32 and x64 package version.
Portabilizing application... 14 at the moment