• JokeDeity
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        189 months ago

        Actually pretty dope. I’ll still probably go with Photoshop for anything beyond cropping a screenshot though since MS sat on their hands for too long on making MS Paint better, and now I’ve got habits.

          • JokeDeity
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            09 months ago

            Why? Takes about 15 seconds on my computer if I have a bunch of other stuff running, which is always.

            • Polar
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              Paint takes less than 1 second on my system. 20 seconds is pretty crazy to do basic editing/blurring/cropping/etc.

              • @[email protected]
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                Yup. The reason I still use paint, is that sometimes what I want to do is so simple that I’m done before Photoshop would have even loaded (which takes about 10 seconds on my pc).

            • Polar
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              Paint takes less than 1 second on my system. 20 seconds is pretty crazy to do basic editing/blurring/cropping/etc.

              • @[email protected]
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                Ah, it depends on the person. For me, 20 is a good time. Because I don’t do basic things with photoshop.

                Can’t see the advantage of faster start time if the capability of the program is crap.

          • JokeDeity
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            … why? That sounds like extra work, does it do anything particular that Photoshop and MS Paint don’t?

            • BassaForte
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              It’s a free and browser based clone of Photoshop. I guess the biggest advantage is that it’s free, but I’m not sure if it has many of the advanced Photoshop features. Great for doing simple things.

                • BassaForte
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                  Ehh, agree to disagree. Again it’s great for small and simple work, not huge projects. And it loads in an instant compared to Photoshop

  • TWeaK
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    489 months ago

    Unfortunately just for Windows 11 :(

  • PP_GIRL_
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    Sorry, still not “upgrading” to Windows 11

    • Owl
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      You can upgrade to linux instead !

      • @[email protected]
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        39 months ago

        That’s my plan when Win10 gets too old. I’ve run Linux before (although not as my daily driver) so the only thing worrying me is choosing which distro…

  • @lgmjon64
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    Also support for transparent backgrounds

  • @clearedtoland
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    209 months ago

    Onions have layers. Ogres have layers.

    • Xanthrax
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      Gimp rocks. It sucks they’re constantly getting curb stomped by Adobe’s legal team.

      • 10EXP
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        89 months ago

        I’m now curious about this but can’t find anything. Please help.

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          They have a lot of trouble creating tools that aren’t patented by Adobe/ photoshop so they have to use loop holes to get them out. It often leads to the UI complaints people have. It’s not really note worthy, but legally they can’t copy and paste the structure of photoshop, even though they’re a lot like them. So their software tends to be unintuitive. If that makes sense. It’s mostly the tool names and the UI.

          It’s specifically the tools that were created by Adobe that take a while to get implemented into GIMP. If someone makes a tool in a FOSS program, it’s an open playing field. Sadly, they’re mostly copying Adobe/ photoshop so they run into potential legal issues.

          Gimp also struggles with layer/image fidelity, but that’s more of a resources thing.

          • @RoyaltyInTraining
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            Imagine if Microsoft had sued all the other browsers that copied features of internet explorer.

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    • @FourPacketsOfPeanuts
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      Sometime later … “Gimp does not have a tool for drawing lines or curves but one way to create a straight line effect is hold down shift when…”

      looks at camera

    • JokeDeity
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      I used Gimp about 15 years ago and I reached out to a guy who worked on Attack of the Show asking him for any tips on how to use Gimp. Surprisingly he responded to me and told me something along the lines of, “Dude, fuck that, just pirate Photoshop.” I never looked back.

      • @RoyaltyInTraining
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        Photo editing is sadly one of the few areas where FOSS is still massively behind.

    • @RoyaltyInTraining
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      Circle tool when?

      But in all seriousness, I am super excited for the future of Gimp. I feel like 3.0 going to be a turning point for rhe software, sort of like Blender had with 2.8.

    • @[email protected]
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      they could make like kwrite, where they take kate and remove some funcions, but with krita, couldn’t this make easier to develop?