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Well, only a shoddy craftsman blames his tools, but if you work in a design or ad agency everyone uses the Adobe monoculture because no one wants to deal with p
by damptowel 10y ago
Well, only a shoddy craftsman blames his tools, but if you work in a design or ad agency everyone uses the Adobe monoculture because no one wants to deal with potential asset pipeline hickups when under tight deadlines. I'm sure there's freelancers who prefer gimp, but in the industry it's far from accepted, most designers will only know it exists but won't bother trying because they've been cosy with PS for over a decade.
- Joof 10y agoPhotoshop is getting less convenient to pirate; I'm starting to see more and more people who have grown up using gimp and have no desire to switch to Photoshop.
- rpgmaker 10y agoPhotoshop is as easy to pirate as it has ever been. The "SaaS" licensing scheme hasn't changed this one bit.
- 0xmohit 10y ago> The "SaaS" licensing scheme ... It's the "crooked" licensing scheme.
- 0xmohit 10y agoLong time back, I wanted to timestamp certain pictures (a couple of hundred). That is, pick up the timestamp from EXIF metadata and put the date on a corner of the photo. I wasn't able to do it programatically using Adobe tools. FOSS on Linux did that for me.