Good image editing application?

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calande

Beginner

Posts: 36

Thursday, September 28th 2006, 7:25pm

Good image editing application?

I'd like to use PC-BSD as my default OS, but I need a good image editing application. I tried Krita, but there was several things that I wasn't able to do, that I am in Photoshop. GIMP doesn't cut it either, and it's a gtk application

Is there a good image editing application for KDE?
Thanks,

Charles.

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basse

Beginner

Posts: 4

Friday, September 29th 2006, 12:47pm

RE: Good image editing application?

i'm afraid that's it. gimp and krita are the big ones.

what is it actually that you are trying to do, and can't?

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daihard

Trainee

Posts: 89

Location: Lynnwood, WA, USA

Occupation: Senior Database Software Engineer

Thursday, November 9th 2006, 10:11am

RE: Good image editing application?

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Originally posted by basse
i'm afraid that's it. gimp and krita are the big ones.

what is it actually that you are trying to do, and can't?

I'm not the OP, but I'm interested in this "krita" thing. I've been using The GIMP because I didn't know KDE had any comparable image editing tool. Mind showing me where I can grab krita? I did a bit of Googling around but could not find a good place on the Web.

Thanks!
Dai

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This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "daihard" (Nov 9th 2006, 10:12am)

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prokoudine

Beginner

Posts: 1

Wednesday, November 22nd 2006, 2:43pm

RE: Good image editing application?

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Originally posted by basse
i'm afraid that's it. gimp and krita are the big ones.

True, except you forgot about Cinepaint and Pixel

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