I remember "acquiring" Gimp in 2000 from a CD-ROM magazine as a child and using that for a good while until an uncle gave me a pirated copy of Photoshop 7. I ac

I remember "acquiring" Gimp in 2000 from a CD-ROM magazine as a child and using that for a good while until an uncle gave me a pirated copy of Photoshop 7. I actually disliked using Photoshop because I was so used to the way of doing things in Gimp. Eventually I learned all the more advanced functions in Photoshop, specially the non destructive editing stuff, and couldn't really go back to Gimp. The muscle memory of using it eventually atrophied and nowadays I have a hard time using Gimp. All that said, I don't do much 2D/3D work nowadays, so I've been using Krita for almost a decade and it feels like a decent PS alternative, with a more similar interface...