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While Pinta uses (and abuses) GTK4, it has nothing to do with Gnome. Inkscape is also a GTK app that follows Gnome guidelines, and every menu and tool is out i
by dismalaf 1y ago
While Pinta uses (and abuses) GTK4, it has nothing to do with Gnome.
Inkscape is also a GTK app that follows Gnome guidelines, and every menu and tool is out in the open. No "hamburger" menus anywhere.
- dminik 1y agoI was under the impression that Inkscape explicitly doesn't follow the gnome guidelines. That's why every few months, there's a proposal to redesign it which trades usability for minimalism. Here's one I pulled from a random Google search: https://gitlab.com/inkscape/ux/-/issues/236 https://gitlab.com/inkscape/ux/-/issues/236
- dismalaf 1y agohttps://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/Inkscape_invariants https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/Inkscape_invariants They claim it's one of the cornerstones of their project. Who am I to argue. Personally, I like how functional Inkscape's UI is AND how minimal Files is, for example..