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Re: artwork project
- From: Thomas Dodd <ted cypress com>
- To: fedora-devel-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: artwork project
- Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2003 15:09:58 -0500
Garrett LeSage wrote:
G Henry wrote:
Gimp is tough going sometimes, as it's all over the place (My
opinion), I was
just wondering if there were some I haven't heard of.
For Linux, basically, there's GIMP and only GIMP.
You might find a copy of Corel's PhotoPAINT! somewhere.
Not too bad.
It's actually a great program, once you get used to the quirks. I've
been using it for a number of years now (since around 1995 really).
The way I cope with the GIMP's UI is by opening it on its own virtual
Whay UI are you comparing it too?
Have you used Photoshop on the Mac?
Mayny *nix /X applications?
You should try Cadence tools, or SmarTest for HP-UX for some real
interesting UI's.
workspace and using sloppy focus. I also have a few custom keybindings
to often used things to help speed up the process (and to avoid the
multi-nested right-mouse menus a little bit).
Do you have a solution for the nested menus? One long menu doesn't work.
-Thomas
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