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 I'm absolutely certain there are simpler ways of accomplish the same things. I'm simply not the best that FIRST has to offer in this regard and part of what drives me to keep going is the desire to get better at achieving an elegant solution with as few superfluous processes as possible. - Madison [more] |
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27-12-2006, 14:29
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Re: Picture Software
Paint .NET can be useful, but it of course requires the .NET framework to be installed. It's intended (as per the author and my opinion) for simple to medium complexity tasks, so it'd be good for your basic photo edits.
GIMP is what I mainly use, and has a slightly longer learning curve, but can do some amazing stuff. However, it requires the GTK framework. So they both have their uses. It's a matter of needs and opinion. They're both free. |
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