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`padLeft` can't just inject itself into a software stack right? So there's an incentive to be valuable enough to be included.
If I remember the story correctly the padLeft dev was actually pretty notorious for submitting patches to open source projects that 'coincidentally' added dependencies on his code.
Krita fund has no corporate support
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Krita has issues with X too. Using X11/libinput touchpad: pinch-to-zoom doesn't work in Krita but does work in KDE's ms paint clone Kolourpaint. I've also found Krita to be unsatisfactory for drawing pixel art. Select the pixel art brush and set it to be 3px wide, then draw a rectangle with the rectangle tool. This creates a rectangle with inexplicably jagged edges ( http://0x0.st/HWyi.jpg ). Turn off sharpness for t…
Same. I'm just using Windows programs now with wine that aren't 100% there, but closer than anything Linux native I have found. The exception is for pixel art, Aseprite works fine for me. https://imgur.com/a/88N1QKd Example of it on Linux with a decent theme.
Re: Krita fund has no corporate support
#223I want someone to build this: SBOM (Software Bill of Materials) are slowly becoming ubiquitus around the world due to regulation. I want to be able to aggregate all SBOMs within my company, have a small tool that scans my machine and creates a SBOM for all Open Source tools I use (e.g. Firefox, VLC etc.), uploads that to my corporate registry. This data is then submitted to a donation aggregator which analyzes those…
Thank You!