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Title: Which other graphics applications are available for Linux? Post by: Neon_Knight on November 22, 2010, 08:42:19 PM I'm tired of Gimp crashing my SO every time I try to put a text on an image. So, I'm wondering, which other alternatives there are, aside of Gimp, for Linux?
Title: Re: Which other graphics applications are available for Linux? Post by: fromhell on November 22, 2010, 09:41:14 PM Krita. gPaint. Kolourpaint. Now you know why the GIMP is so popular - the alternatives are stuck in 1990.
*RUNS IN A FAR AWAY PLACE* Title: Re: Which other graphics applications are available for Linux? Post by: AmDDRed on November 23, 2010, 04:54:03 AM Pinta - the clone of Paint.NET, made with mono.
Title: Re: Which other graphics applications are available for Linux? Post by: Cacatoes on November 23, 2010, 06:31:10 AM ... and MyPaint, but like fromhell I was convinced by none of them.
I heard about but haven't tried Pinta. Paint.NET was charming. Now, I never experience any crash with Gimp, considering you had some with netradiant too, I'd be more concerned with the stability of your system than about these softwares. A wrong library and it's enough to make your apps crashing. My video/multimedia apps were once messed up when wrongly using debian-multimedia repositories, some weren't properly deleted and updated, causing a few programs to crash. So I imagine the same can happen on Ubuntu. |