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Hirazi Blue
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by Hirazi Blue » 26 Feb 2015, 11:22
Krita 2.9, the latest release of the open-source digital painting package, is shipping. The development team calls version 2.9 Krita’s “biggest release until now”, adding dozens of new key features
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New features
Too many new stuff for me to even attempt to highlight, although
CGChannel makes a valiant effort.
Downloads
Oh, and did I mention, it's "open source"?
Stay safe, sane & healthy!
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Bullit
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by Bullit » 26 Feb 2015, 16:11
Looks good.
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Draise
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by Draise » 26 Feb 2015, 16:32
I love Krita, my Gimp and Photoshop replacer.
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Firebird
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by Firebird » 26 Feb 2015, 16:34
Sadly the windows Version still wont run smooth on my system.
And Google brings up alot of post about Slow Brushes and laggy paint strokes. Only on the Windows version with Nvidia Cards thou, as far as I know .
Linux and OSX seems to run fine for the ppl.
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NNois
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by NNois » 27 Feb 2015, 16:05
Firebird wrote:Sadly the windows Version still wont run smooth on my system.
And Google brings up alot of post about Slow Brushes and laggy paint strokes. Only on the Windows version with Nvidia Cards thou, as far as I know .
Linux and OSX seems to run fine for the ppl.
Fortunatly XSI was the only one that was keeping me on windows, we spoked alot of the old code-base of maya and nearly unchangeable roots, but what about windows ! ;-)
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nDman
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by nDman » 27 Feb 2015, 16:14
Windows version of Krita is very slow, i prefer Mischief for drawing. Fast, small, infinite canvas and vector painting is awesome.
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Draise
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by Draise » 27 Feb 2015, 16:16
Curious. I always found it quite zippy. It does run on OpenGl, so you'd need a good graphics card to make the most of it.
Compared to Gimp or Inkscape, I think they blow them out of the water considering them being opensource and free.
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