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So I'll just add this: https://artplusmarketing.com/gimp-and-inkscape-on-retina-macs-do-not-work-9601c3052e86 https://artplusmarketing.com/gimp-and-inkscape-on
by Kjeldahl 9y ago
So I'll just add this:
https://artplusmarketing.com/gimp-and-inkscape-on-retina-macs-do-not-work-9601c3052e86 https://artplusmarketing.com/gimp-and-inkscape-on-retina-mac...
Long story short; if you're on retina screens (which most Macs have) there are bigger issues than just missing macOS builds.
It's really not usable on Macs at all.
- izzard 9y agoProbably sounds silly, but I absolutely love Gimp and Inkscape, and use them both everyday. Their poor support on Mac was one of the reason I switched back to Windows. It's odd, because I've read all the arguments about how OSX is a unix, etc., but in the real world I've found better success running user facing open source application on Windows.
- Kjeldahl 9y agoIt's true for anything with a GUI using GTK or similar. For cmdline, macOS is generally a lot better. WSL is getting really good as well, so cmdline on Windows (well, it's actually Linux, but running on Windows) is getting really good. Other open source things (like Emacs) has macOS and Windows native GUI support built in and mostly works great on all platforms.
- batisteo 9y agoI don't understand, GNU is not Unix, Unix is not open source, OSX is a +/- closed source of a fork of BSD. How using a Mac supports Free sowtware or even open source?