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On Windows I've been using Paint.NET for years now. It's absolutely brilliant. Lightweight editing with quite a bit of extra features like properly working undo
by rplnt 9y ago
On Windows I've been using Paint.NET for years now. It's absolutely brilliant. Lightweight editing with quite a bit of extra features like properly working undo. Free, lots of updates, good UX. I use it at least few times a week.
Recently I've been on OS X a lot, and I wasn't able to find a suitable replacement. Like, nothing even remotely close. Quite a shame. Same story for Linux.
- hadrien01 9y agoOn OS X I really liked using Acorn a few years back.
- Ruphin 9y agoThere is a Paint.NET remake on Linux called Pinta. Not quite as stable (it struggles with large images), but it has the exact same interface.
- wernsey 9y agoI've also switched to Paint.NET. One thing that convinced me to switch was when MS Paint switched to the ribbon interface.
- azeirah 9y agoI used to use GIMP, but could never figure out how to use it. Downloaded Paint.NET, it worked _exactly_ as expected. I was able to get running and perform the edits I needed to perform in seconds. I've never had such a positive introduction to a piece of Software, it works _so well_!
- mvindahl 9y agoOn Mac, I personally like Pixelmator for pixel level editing. It feels a bit like the old versions of Photoshop which always did the job for me. At thirty bucks, it's also pretty affordable.