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GIMP - Development Update: Closing In on the 3.0 Release Candidate(www.gimp.org)

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Blisterexe@lemmy.zip
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https://graphite.rs looks like it might replace gimp at some point

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Pennomi@lemmy.world
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Maybe? It looks like it’s tuned towards generative use cases. Sometimes you need to just edit a photo really quickly and setting up a bunch of nondestructive nodes seems like more of a hassle than help.

But hopefully I’m wrong! This is the first I’ve heard of the project.

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RightEdofer@lemmy.ca
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Nose based software typically still has a sidebar ala Lightroom for quick things. Both Blender and Graphite use this approach. Nodes are for when you want to go further.

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Fonzie!@ttrpg.network
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Looks like they’ll be more in Krita’s waters, if anything. And Krita already has a solid UI.

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nasi_goreng@lemmy.zip
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Graphite.rs is node-based.

It’s entirely different workflow.

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Blisterexe@lemmy.zip
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No it isnt, i used it and while there is that, you can totally ignore it

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Karaatti@lemmy.world
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This actually seems pretty great alternative to PS, thanks for the tip!

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