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A ton of plugins... To be honest, I didn't check if Pinta supports those and I rarely use any in Paint.NET. Being lightweight, quick to start with just the ess
by aargh_aargh 10y ago
A ton of plugins... To be honest, I didn't check if Pinta supports those and I rarely use any in Paint.NET.
Being lightweight, quick to start with just the essential features is what I appreciate in both.
It's just that for my simple uses (stitching bitmaps together, resizing, getting color values, pixel-perfect alignment, working with multiple buffers, turning toolbars on/off, editing in layers) Pinta feels much clumsier than its big brother.