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Paint.net is windows-only, though.
by earenndil 8y ago
Paint.net is windows-only, though.
- mrec 8y agoYes, but so is Paint, which GP was talking about transitioning from.
- earenndil 8y agoMy understanding was that they were transitioning from paint (to krita or paint.net or something else). So krita has cross-platform going for it as a paint.net alternative.
- morganvachon 8y agoPinta is a Mono-based clone of Paint.net for Linux. I am a heavy Paint.net user at work and I find Pinta at home to be just as useful. I haven't used Gimp in years. I do have Krita both at work on Windows and at home on Linux, but I rarely have to pull it out unless I need a tool specific to that application.