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I used to be very good with MS-Paint when I used Windows XP. When I switched to linux, I didn't find a single program that has equivalent functionality with equ
by fizixer 10y ago
I used to be very good with MS-Paint when I used Windows XP. When I switched to linux, I didn't find a single program that has equivalent functionality with equivalent ease, though there are many (including GIMP) that can do much more but the basic stuff (MS-Paint level) isn't as easy (e.g., the pixel perfect precision, Pinta by default does some blurring so pixel editing needs tweaking it a bit).
Is there any guide or resource where I can learn GIMP for doing just the MS-Paint level stuff (all of it, MS-Paint feature list is fairly small, the XP version). I will use that as a way of getting comfortable with GIMP, and then move on to exploring other features.
(Note: I don't know photoshop either).
- andreyk 10y agoNot a direct answer to your question, but a recommendation for something to try: I always install KolourPaint on every linux machine I use, for me it achieves MS-Paint like functionality quite well.
- RUG3Y 10y agoPaint.NET is a really good equivalent to paint: http://www.getpaint.net/index.html http://www.getpaint.net/index.html It's much more powerful than the old paint program, but much simpler than Gimp. It only works on Windows though, so it may not work for you.