Krita: A professional free and open source painting program
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That anime character? That's gotta be some extreme prudity where you live to be NSFW. Let me guess, America? Shield your eyes from the Waifu tiddies my child!
I remember the early to mid '90s's when it was still acceptable to have half naked women on PC screen savers, wallpapers or calendars on the walls in the office (Europe). IIRC some German hardware suppliers still gifted us wall calendars with women in bikinis in 2018.
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What place are you working at where that is considered NSFW?!
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#5I used to use Gimp for photoshop type operations but it's become unusable for me due to slowness, even with a M1 native build. No idea what's up.
Tried Krita and it works great
Re: Krita: A professional free and open source painting program
#6I used to use Gimp for photoshop type operations but it's become unusable for me due to slowness, even with a M1 native build. No idea what's up.
Tried Krita and it works great
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How... how is that semi-NSFW...?
Re: Krita: A professional free and open source painting program
#8I used to use Gimp for photoshop type operations but it's become unusable for me due to slowness, even with a M1 native build. No idea what's up. Tried Krita and it works great
Agreed. Just made the switch over to Krita from Gimp for some simple workflows. Everything feels much faster across Mac, Windows, and Linux. Also the tools somehow make a bit more sense out of the box.
Re: Krita: A professional free and open source painting program
#9I tried switching to it so I had an FOSS alternative to paint.net, but so far it's taking some getting used to.
I really wish paint.net was FOSS - it's perfect.
Re: Krita: A professional free and open source painting program
#10Krita actually was one of the first programs that implemented multi-layer liquify (yes, before CSP.)
It has its issues tho. For example the text tool is quite tedious to use (and sometimes just gives plain wrong kernings)