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Do y'/all/ use any creativity? Blender, Maya, GIMP, Photoshop, Inkscape, Illustrator, Krita, Premiere, Final Cut Pro, Max? I'm struggling to use GIMP right now, it's a complete shitshow (in my humble opinion) compared to Photoshop.
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> I'm struggling to use GIMP right now, it's a complete shitshow (in my humble opinion) compared to Photoshop.
No surprise, tons of people feel that way about GIMP, especially on the first go. I had less issues with it, but I also was using GIMP around the time when I was only familiar with the most rudimentary features of Photoshop, so I had a lot less to unlearn and learn. GIMP's interface is pretty clunky, though I'd say it's less so than Inkscape, which is a program I actually grew to love with time.

Currently I mostly use MyPaint and Inkscape when doing artwork. I have Krita, but I haven't jumped in to it yet. I really love MyPaint's infinite canvas, even if I rarely do pictures large enough to make use of it. It's nice to be able to freely add on to a doodle without having to resize the image. I still use GIMP occasionally, but the last few things I made in it were very simple edits like pic related.
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3 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
circle select --> stroke from seleciton
come on anon. try and stand back and think about photoshop from the perspective of someone who hasnt already learned it. Photoshops interface is a total shitshow too.
I dont know how to use either of them well, but Ive used both for rudimentary things and I didnt find either one much harder than the other. It was just blindly poking around menus until I find the right button in both cases, just as much.
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4 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
>>2 >>3
People usually say it's because GIMP isn't really for creating new content, but just for editing existing things.
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5 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
>>3
I figured out the ellipses selector right after I posted the thread, but thanks for the help anyway.
Photoshop seems logically laid out to me, but I guess it's really different strokes for different folks. I taught myself how to use Photoshop way back when and GIMP just feels like a jerry-rigged pile of nonsense & scripts made by some people who don't actually understand anything about image manipulation. I know this is a meme, but "artists" on "Apple computers" like to use the Adobe collection, and for the most part, that's who they've developed for. Everything is simply laid out. When I tried to take my understanding of how an image editor should work and applied it to GIMP, tons of things were missing. How do I make a circle? Oh, you mean I have to go through a selector instead of just making one? Krita feels much more intelligently laid out than GIMP, and that isn't even for manipulation! Oh, well. I get what you say, that yeah, obviously I'm used to Photoshop, and that you, who doesn't deal with this kind of software, sees the two as the same - BUT! Photoshop is the """industry standard""", and I ought to expect other programs to use a similar design language if they're dealing in the same category; and if they want to go in a different direction that's fine, but GIMP managed to get even worse, less efficient. It's an atrocity. I speak English, and really, I ought to be able to speak it anywhere. That or French or Mandarin or Spanish... but not The GIMP!
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6 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
>>5
They can't all be winners. We just need more software on GNU/Linux in general.
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7 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
GIMP was easy for me, but I've never used Photoshop so I cannot compare. I used it to edit some satellite photos. Now I can make maymays, too.
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8 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
>>5
>if they want to go in a different direction that's fine, but GIMP managed to get even worse,

I still dont see how. I hear that it lacks some features and shortcuts that people who work with this stuff "professionally" care about, but thats not a matter of its interface design, which again, I still see as no worse than photoshops, having used both a little bit. Id say krita is a little easier than both of them but still painful and confusing.
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9 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
There are some places that still have GIMP 2.6.9 installed. That was before single-window mode was added.
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10 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
I use paint.net
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11 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
I use azpainter but just for doodling, not image manipulation.
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12 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
I've done very little in Photoshop, but I have to agree that OP's task should be easier. Having to hunt through a menu to find the way to do that isn't good.
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Hell yeah, every Anon should be able to make a funny shoop. it doesnt even have to be good, just funny
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some transparents
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17 guest@cc 1969-12-31T17:00:00
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Thanks! I'll play around with them.
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