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Pinta (essentially a reimplementation of Paint.NET) exists for MacOS as well as Linux and Windows: https://www.pinta-project.com/releases/ https://www.pinta-pro
by UncleSlacky 2y ago
Pinta (essentially a reimplementation of Paint.NET) exists for MacOS as well as Linux and Windows: https://www.pinta-project.com/releases/ https://www.pinta-project.com/releases/
- theothertimcook 2y agoThere are some subtle quirks where pinta just doesn’t play ball in a way that is intuitive to a PDN aficionado. Photopea is very close but i keep coming back to PDN either VM or RDP
- tracker1 2y agoI want to like Pinta, but some of the load/save behaviors are just weird... not sure if I last tried the Flatpak version or not, but I've tried it on both Mac and Linux a few times... It's my go to for quick edits, but far from a fav.
- fodkodrasz 2y agoI tried Pinta, and honestly it has so many subtle differences from PDN, it was really uncomfortable and unproductive for me. I could not get to like it, but will give it some more time. Also the icons are terrible (at least on the mac), I find it really hard to identify a tool, these monochrome icons set me off and slowed me down since Visual Studio 2012. This fad is a really good example for design trends ruining productivity.