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I'm not sure what toolkit Adobe use but I have a feeling it's not easily portable to Linux. Inkscape and Gimp are the stalwarts, but for someone coming from Sk
by dharma1 10y ago
I'm not sure what toolkit Adobe use but I have a feeling it's not easily portable to Linux.
Inkscape and Gimp are the stalwarts, but for someone coming from Sketch or Photoshop they feel quite ancient and somewhat messy.
https://www.figma.com https://www.figma.com is cross-platform (web based), and a pretty good Sketch competitor
For a Lightroom replacement, Darktable is actually quite good (though I really miss the high quality shadows/highlights algorithm from ACR)
- wlesieutre 10y agoCheck out Krita sometime as a Gimp alternative. It's geared toward digital painting a bit more, but it works for general image editing too.
- dharma1 10y agoI've played around with it a bit - someone packaged Krita as a snap for Ubuntu and I wanted to test installing it. Looked good, more for painting like you say but looked powerful enough for basic image editing. I've seen people produce beautiful digital art with it