yuukisenshi

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   by yuukisenshi 3y ago

   Same. I'm just using Windows programs now with wine that aren't 100% there, but closer than anything Linux native I have found. The exception is for pixel art, Aseprite works fine for me. https://imgur.com/a/8
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   by yuukisenshi 3y ago

   I'm willing to deal with the Linuxisms of being on Linux (wayland having bad tablet support and controls, I agree with you!) but the fact that on top of that Krita works particularly bad on KDE's default setup, whereas using CSP w
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   by yuukisenshi 3y ago

   What industry? I am involved in the game and illustration industry, and work with mostly eastern studios. I have seen a 90% CSP usage rate, with the last 10% mostly being procreate users. Photoshop is in usage to the same degree as Paint To
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   by yuukisenshi 3y ago

   The problem here to me is that Krita is simply a mess. Krita is supposedly part of the KDE project, which is committed to switching to wayland, but has 0 wayland support. In practice, that means that if you use other input devices they can