• toppy@lemy.lol
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    2 months ago

    Gimp is not that good compared to photoshop. If you want to use for commercial and business purposes better to pay and use photoshop.

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    2 months ago

    What are some other good open alternatives to GIMP?

    Having been in the design trade for 20 years, I’ve mastered countless design applications, but GIMP’s UI is something I have always struggled with.

    My goto these days has been photopea when I need something fast and free… but it’s not open and it’s ad supported.

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    2 months ago

    Man ain’t nobody lost money because of Gimp. Flawed argument aside, at least Blender could be in for a shout

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    2 months ago

    Look… I like gimp a lot and Jehan is a G.

    Adobe has lost basically nothing. Because Gimp is still ridiculously underpowered compared to Adobe Photoshop (let alone the rest of the suite). That is perfectly fine since the vast majority of users don’t need those capabilities. But the people who do (e.g. professionals)? There is really no other choice.

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      2 months ago

      Yeah, this is kinda BS.

      Adobe don’t care. Nearly every design firm is going to ask you about your Adobe experience, so you can use their Adobe software.

      Maybe some of their designers will use GIMP. But that’s like saying your office also uses libre office and Linux. Which is extremely rare.

    • DylanMc6 [any, any]@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      2 months ago

      All monopolies (including Adobe) should be seized by the workers, and then split into different companies and collectivized by the workers. Seriously!