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It's also neat that they now include by default a lot of the deevad brushes as it's a broad selection. Keep up the good work Krita team.
I'm not an artist. Krita, Inkscape, Gimp, Blender is a pretty great combination of tools to wiggle along as a programmer. Congrats on 4.0. Great work.
I'm not an artist. Krita, Inkscape, Gimp, Blender is a pretty great combination of tools to wiggle along as a programmer. Congrats on 4.0. Great work.
Blender and Krita are really great. Inkscape is good. I use Gimp also but not because I want to. The others I use because I want to.
Remember Gimp --> GTK? And Gimp is still limping on Gtk2 and blurry on each and every scaled Wayland installation.
Flabbergasting. Krita's development started almost 20 years ago... and it is the first time I ever hear about it.
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=krita&sort=byPopularity&prefix...
Is there a way to get weekly summary of HN for the top stories? There are probably lots of stories I miss.
I'm not an artist. Krita, Inkscape, Gimp, Blender is a pretty great combination of tools to wiggle along as a programmer. Congrats on 4.0. Great work.
Blender and Krita are really great. Inkscape is good. I use Gimp also but not because I want to. The others I use because I want to.
If Krita can replace Photoshop for the most part, it's a good alternative on Linux.
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Blender and Krita are really great. Inkscape is good. I use Gimp also but not because I want to. The others I use because I want to.
How does Krita compare to Photoshop? I use Photoshop Elements 15, which does for me almost all I need. If you go to Expert mode, it's almost like Photoshop CS2 or CS4, except for the bad UI, and I'm sure there are features in CS4 that are missing but that I don't use. If Krita can replace Photoshop for the most part, it's a good alternative on Linux.
Also, if you can put up with the UI for the plugin, the G'MIC filters contain some cool stuff. You can do frequency separation and content aware fill.
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Blender and Krita are really great. Inkscape is good. I use Gimp also but not because I want to. The others I use because I want to.
It is really a shame how far behind Gimpo has fallen. I attribute it largely to the mess the GEGL transition caused. Remember Gimp --> GTK? And Gimp is still limping on Gtk2 and blurry on each and every scaled Wayland installation.
meanwhile Krita: "We can probably postpone worrying about Wayland on Linux for another year" https://krita.org/en/about/krita-roadmap-2017-2019/ >_<
Flabbergasting. Krita's development started almost 20 years ago... and it is the first time I ever hear about it.
Flabbergasting. Krita's development started almost 20 years ago... and it is the first time I ever hear about it.
It’s often mentioned on HN. That’s how i discovered it. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=krita&sort=byPopularity&prefix... Is there a way to get weekly summary of HN for the top stories? There are probably lots of stories I miss.