Thanks for your work on this! Unrelated but if you haven't tried the open-source photoshop alternative Krita you are missing out. It's basically GIMP but unburdened by 30 years of legacy code.
Wow - I'm surprised Krita has been in development that long. It just qualitatively feels much more modern than GIMP. Maybe it's because I focus more on drawing making heavy use of the brush system which IMHO is significantly better in Krita.
I used to use both GIMP and Krita, but I switched over to Krita-only when many of GIMP's filters were bundled into the G'Mic plugin, which is now installed by default in new releases. You don't get everything but I'll trade it for the UI upgrade (and everything else) xD
Thank you so much (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:・ﾟ
I am totally not biased in the slightest, but you should definitely try it out if you haven't already (and want to paint)
That's really cool. I am always impressed about that people are able to do with Krita, this makes me happy as a KDE developer even though I am not really involved with Krita.
Thank you! I've been researching more about Krita vs other softwares, it might lag behind in places but they are really cooking when it comes to brushes in my opinion. (plus it is free haha)
https://github.com/KDE/krita
31-04-1999: the KImageShop project is started by Matthias Elter.
08-07-1999: the first commit is pushed
In the graphics app space, Krita, Inkscape, and Blender are all competitive with commercial offerings.