• Roldyclark
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    9 months ago

    Ah damnit I love affinity. Can Someone fix Gimp already??

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      It’s worth mentioning that GIMP is mainly developed by two developers. If you wish for the development to be faster, you should consider donating.

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        9 months ago

        GIMP is an odd project, one that I’m not sure is actually being held back by money, considering they’ve been sitting on a donation of bitcoin since 2014 that now amounts to 1.3 million, and just… haven’t used it, at all?

        Krita seems like a more promising project, IMHO.

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          I think it should be clarified that GIMP’s structure isn’t able to make use of donations to GIMP as a single entity. Edit: or at least wasn’t, I hear they can now.

          I agree that Krita is more promising though, I switched to Krita years ago and have never looked back.

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            Ah, thank you for the info, I was not aware. I hope they’re able to put that money to good use now.

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        Tbh I don’t think it’s fixable. Need to make a fresh start.

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          Literally every meme I’ve ever made was done in GIMP. I can say that the software needs non-destructive editing that applies to transforming layers. So far there’s only non-destructive effects on the layers, but discarding 20 years of work because the software is not a 1:1 copy of Photoshop seems silly.