Every so often, we take the GIMP out of its box, when we need it. wrestle with it, usually some yelling and frustration, and we manage to get the job done. Then

Every so often, we take the GIMP out of its box, when we need it. wrestle with it, usually some yelling and frustration, and we manage to get the job done. Then the GIMP goes back in the box, conveniently forgotten until the next time its wanted. It's kinda ugly, it does things with less grace than others, but it does them. It doesn't require constant upkeep and we don't hafta let others know that we're good at using it (or not, as the case may be). The shame of utilitarian pragmatism can stay hidden if we want. "GIMP" is the perfect name for this application.