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It feels like GIMP was designed with user-hostility in mind. There’s no Paint.net for Linux, so I have to use GIMP from time to time for my gui server job needs
by wruza 2y ago
It feels like GIMP was designed with user-hostility in mind. There’s no Paint.net for Linux, so I have to use GIMP from time to time for my gui server job needs. And gosh, I hate the damn thing. Every simple step in it is as hard as you can’t bear.
(No I can’t use Krita for specific reasons and it isn’t much easier anyway)
- amlib 2y agoIf Krita isn't easy enough, then Photoshop isn't gonna be any easier. (assuming we are talking about simple/common stuff...)
- cam_l 2y agoI always thought this, but used it for a while for work and found it was actually quicker work-flow-wise than Photoshop (though Photoshop was better for photo editing) or Krita (and krita is way better for painting). It was like, hidden underneath the janky gui, there was actually a lot of thought put into how things work together.
- 7speter 2y agoHave you tried a photopea? Its an online app.
- jraph 2y agoTry Kolourpaint for this use case. If you want to annotate screenshots, KDE's screenshot tool, Spectacle, has this built in too.
- wruza 2y agoThanks for the advice!