First - So "no horizontal lines" is now a complaint? Second - This is a limitation of the Operating System, where closing the root window closes the applicatio

First - So "no horizontal lines" is now a complaint? Second - This is a limitation of the Operating System, where closing the root window closes the application. Third - No, it just gives you shortcuts to the most important menu. What else would you want there? Fourth - So have it on the side! It's not like horizontal screen real estate is the rare commodity these days. Also - really? Saying "this horizontal menu is not vertical" is criticism now? Fifth - I guess you also complained about the "eye" in Photoshop before they replaced it with the "Ps" sign? Sixth - Scrolling scrolls. It just... scrolls. Not sure what else to say here. Also, Ctrl+Scrolling Zooms, Shift+Scrolling scrolls horizontally. Seems pretty frigging straight-forward to me. Seventh - Oh boo-frigging-hoo, there is two ways to the same end. There are also keyboard shortcuts, you know? Three ways! Eigth - Are you trying to be adversary here? Transforming the entire image or just the layer are obviously separate, justified entities. And again - offering them somewhere else doesn't make them less useful, just easier to access. Not sure where else than in the menu (or the right-click copy of the menu) you've found them, though. Ninth - I'm starting to be lost for words here... How about: Because they are two separate things? Are you even aware of their functionality? Tenth - These are unfortunately named the same, but I would say this is in the nature of the beast - A color map is a justified concept and a filter that has 'mapping' behavior is a justified concept. So your criticism is more one of the English language. I was really prepared to debate some of the more reasonable complaints (like color management, somewhat clunky plugins etc.) you could have with GIMP, but sorry - this is just noise.