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 xyzzyplugh rated 42 months ago- Looks okay. Might have known they'd put something sneaky in it though;
'.Net framework'? what's that all about? Course if you want a real free open source pro painter PSlookalike you could try GimpShop! q.v. (q.g.)
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- Tabmow rated 28 months ago
- Interesting, but you're probably better off getting the GIMP...
It runs natively in linux, so you have to get GTk+ so it can emulate gui widgets. All free of course. GIMP has been very stable for me in winXP since version 2.0
- Lovingheart4JC41 rated 32 months ago
- I'll need to give this a try
- rabidpotatochip rated 32 months ago
- Spiffy replacement for Paint. Long gone are the days of having to dither a screenshot to 16 colors so it's sendable while I'm at work. heh
- mhinze rated 28 months ago
- i'm interested in the source code - heard it was nicely designed
- LordBob rated 29 months ago
- If you cannot afford Photoshop 7 then here is a free photo manipulation program that claims to do most of what its competitors can. Well worth a try I'd say.
- Tony-A2020 rated 30 months ago
- A very professional image creation/manipulation program. Can do many tricks and is a valuable addition to any artist's software paint box.
- babirox rated 28 months ago
- As far as I'm concerned, nothing will ever beat GIMP (or that cheap $20 copy of Photoshop bought in New Caledonia last summer). But nonetheless, nice prog!
What puzzles me most is why this wasn't done by Microsoft years ago!
- garyburge rated 29 months ago
- Paint.NET is image and photo manipulation software designed to be used on computers that run Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Server 2003. It supports layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools.
- rated 32 months ago
- Free graphics program for windows
- wlodi rated 32 months ago
- Forget about original Paint that stays the same for more than 10 years long! Use at least Paint.NET! "It supports layers, unlimited undo, special effects, and a wide variety of useful and powerful tools." All you need is .net Framework 2.0.
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