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Nothing quiet says "open web" like closed-source, proprietary, expensive applications like Pixelmator and Sublime Text.
by eugeniub 7y ago
Nothing quiet says "open web" like closed-source, proprietary, expensive applications like Pixelmator and Sublime Text.
- jhawk28 7y agofits under the indie Mac application classification
- jolmg 7y agos/quiet/quite/
- phaer 7y ago...running on a closed-source, proprietary and expensive platform
- badsectoracula 7y agoPixelmator is 40 bucks, in what universe where someone who has the money to buy a Mac considers $40 for a professional application expensive?
- machinecoffee 7y agoAnd worth every penny IMHO. For me it hits the sweet spot between a massive feature filled Adobe product and struggling with e.g. Gimp for simple creation of icons.
- h1d 7y agoI thought Pixelmator's audience was general public and I think it does an excellent job at it. Perhaps Affinity series are targeted for professional and they're also one time purchase of something like $50. Great value.
- SebastianKra 7y agoYes, the real open web is a magical place of rainbows, unicorns, and developers surviving on the power of friendship.
- appstorelottery 7y agoWhy did I suddenly have a flashback to Netscape?
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agosigh I can remember a time when this was the glorious reality. I'd take spinning guitar gifs, midi music, and marquee over today's web and all its crap.
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- VvR-Ox 7y agoSublime Text isn't expensive and I think others could learn from the creators how to deal with people who don't have money (yet) to pay for it.