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Depending on your needs, there is also Pixelmator Pro and (I just found it, haven’t used) Affinity Designer. Pixelmator Pro has all the features I missed from P

• brudgers 4y ago
  Thanks. I understand why people might not choose Corel. I first bought a copy of Corel in 1998. The version I bought this year — prefixed “2021” — is not all that different from how I remember the oldest one which I stopped using around 2010. For me, that’s a feature. The hammer has a familiar handle, and my nails haven’t changed much. Benign neglect provides stability. Particularly in regards to user interface. When it comes to my creative tools, I am the slow part of the loop now that computers are so well resourced. I mean I’ve gone from a PIII with 128mb of RAM and 320 mb of spinning rust to four cores hypertheadeed, 8GB RAM + 4GB on the GPU with a two TB SSD. But 300dpi and 32 bits are still the same. Basically what required a wait twenty-five years ago doesn’t because the new resources haven’t been consumed with new features. Or slowed to the speed of the internet to ensure speed is an argument for upgrading.