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I'm curios what you mean by this. I've been working on some software called textgraph [1] (not yet ready for use, and now internally renamed gradesta ) for a co

• agumonkey 9y ago
  the paint.net stacked history is similar to what was used in 3D studio max in the 90s. It was "cool" but too linear (it's a stack after all). Other software like Houdini or Maya (or NR Shake) used DAG (acyclic graph) of operations to create an output scene/image. There the history isnt linear it's a bit of a multiverse, you can disconnect part of the graph, try new things, reconnect. Everything is there.
  • icebraining 9y ago
    Like a modern version control system?
    • agumonkey 9y ago
      It's the same underlying structure, replace commit by different kinds of operations.