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Maybe it's the average programmer that doesn't give a "rat's behonkus" about the graphic designer? I think most designers I've met know what OSS kinda is and a
by marcusbooster 17y ago
Maybe it's the average programmer that doesn't give a "rat's behonkus" about the graphic designer?
I think most designers I've met know what OSS kinda is and are always looking for tools to improve workflow - they just want tools that work. Last time I checked out Gimp it still didn't support adjustment layers for non-destructible editing, which is pretty much a show-stopper.
Packages get used when they lead the way in a given field, most of the OSS design apps I've seen are just playing catch-up.
- stonemetal 17y ago>> Gimp it still didn't support adjustment layers for non-destructible editing, which is pretty much a show-stopper. Packages get used when they lead the way in a given field, most of the OSS design apps I've seen are just playing catch-up. So which is it? Gimp isn't good enough because it doesn't provide feature for feature compatibility with PS or because it doesn't do something different? You just claimed both. It has a different workflow than PS so yeah as long as you try to keep using it like ps it is going to compare poorly.