It was only a matter of time before someone would point AI coding tools Photoshop and get it to build a copy. PhotoCraft is that copy – an open-source,
Last time I tried using Paint.NET (early last year, I think) it had significant feature gaps compared to the likes of Photoshop, Krita, or Gimp. It’s a good start. And I know it’s an open source project that’s dependent on contributions and funds. But if you need to edit images beyond some relatively basic features, it’s not there yet.
Or you could use paint.net and NOT support data centers destroying the planet.
For real! It’s partially what keeps me coming back to Windows. I yearn for the day when Paint.net can be ran on Linux.
Not using this doesn’t help with that though? It is already released, telling them not to make it would help but it’s too late now?
Because this behavior shouldn’t be encouraged.
Last time I tried using Paint.NET (early last year, I think) it had significant feature gaps compared to the likes of Photoshop, Krita, or Gimp. It’s a good start. And I know it’s an open source project that’s dependent on contributions and funds. But if you need to edit images beyond some relatively basic features, it’s not there yet.
Anything but slop.