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krishna17 Jan 18th 2008GIMP is also good, i wonder what there is to dislike about it....anyway you get it for free!
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MikeWilson
Jan 18th 2008
its just the UI is not user friendly, like all Linux software, its for programmers and techies. -
agent2693 Jan 19th 2008I've only played around with GIMP a bit, but I'm impressed with what it can do native. And as I only have an OEM version of CS3 (not upgradeable), then when the time comes for an upgrade (forever down the road), the first place I'm gonna look is towards GIMP. Imagine the refinements by then!
Although, really, there's only so many improvements that can be made to CS3! -
MikeWilson
Jan 19th 2008
Well hell.. Gimps been around for a good 6 years at LEAST, I mean, thats when I first heard about it, and believe me, not much has changed in terms of usability.
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CJ.H
Mar 31st 2008
Gimp is quite a good program, I just never learned how to use it. I know a couple of Open Source supporters that are quite good with it, and it has some good features.
Right now I only have Photoshop CS3 on my current computer, although I have tried flash and iIllustrator and loved them. I think I will give Paint Shop Pro and the Coral one a try.
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BushMyster May 12th 2008GIMP would be my last option =/, I simply have the Photoshop shortcut keys programmed into my head x_x. But i use GIMP at school sometimes, because you can download a portable version of it, which requires no administrator status to install, sort of handy when you need to do a few quick touch ups in a public location.
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Teryaki
May 26th 2008