How to Cancel GIMP

To cancel or make changes to GIMP, which is free and open-source software, you don’t need to follow a refund process since it is not a purchased product. Here’s how you can manage and contribute to GIMP tutorials or files if needed:

Editing Existing Tutorials

• If you find an error in an existing tutorial, you can edit it directly. First, navigate to the tutorial you want to edit and click on the index.md link.
• You will see a blue button saying “Edit”. Click it, but ensure you have created a login and are connected.
• Make your changes and submit them. Your changes will be considered under the same license as chosen by the original author.

Replacing Images

• If you need to change an image, select the image in Gitlab and click the “Replace” button.
• Upload a new version of the image and write a commit message explaining the change. Include the desired Libre license for the image in the commit message.

Proposing New Tutorials

• For more complicated changes or to propose new tutorials, you may need to understand the basics of the git source versioning system.
• Alternatively, write your tutorial in a new text file using Markdown syntax, then open a report and upload all the files, including images and other resources. Specify the license you chose.

Customizing GIMP

• If you want to customize the GIMP interface, go to Edit > Preferences, then navigate to the relevant sections such as Interface > Theme, Interface > Icon Theme, and Interface > Toolbox to make your desired changes.

Since GIMP is free software, there is no need for a cancellation or refund process. You can freely use, modify, and contribute to GIMP without any financial transactions involved.