8 points

How much does Photoshop cost now?

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$20 a month, no way to buy lifetime subscription, $50 a month to get all adobe products

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Until recently their Creative Cloud subscription was $12. It includes Photoshop, 1TB cloud storage, Light room and a couple of smaller tools aimed at photographers. But it got pushed up to $20 because of inflation. My yearly subscription renewed a couple of months ago for the old price, so I’m lucky for now.

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19 points

But it got pushed up to $20 because of inflation.

please stop propagating this bullshit. It got pushed because of greed.

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22 points

SaaS

The end times basically

You can’t own a copy and you rent your usage by the month.

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11 points

You’ll Own Nothing and Be Happy.

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16 points

The Enshitification continues

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4 points

And nobody wants to vote to stop it, because almost everyone thinks corporate copyright interests have merit.

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10 points

It’s free if you want it to be

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3 points

Really? I thought it’s cloud based nowadays and therefore csn’t be found on the high seas anymore.

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I’ve pirated it several times in recent years, but you can also pirate older versions of it from before it changed to cc, unless that’s changed in the last year or 2

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58 points

Open inkscape Draw circle Export bmp Open as layers 😹

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Why BMP. GIMP can deal with SVGs, no?

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13 points

It can open SVGs as raster images, but I never managed it to look great. It’s better to export to a BMP from an SVG editor.

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7 points

The magic of Linux workflow.

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31 points

you can’t draw a circle in gimp?

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31 points

There’s no “Shape” tool. You could just select a circular area in an empty layer and fill it though.

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13 points

No. The meme was because there was a bug that made drawing some circles go all wonky.

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3 points

It’s genuinely not easy, but that’s because it’s a powerful tool that can change some aspects about drawing a circle.

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You can, it is very unintuitive though. You draw the shape using the eilpse tool and set a border for the selection.

It’s not hard, but there is really no way to figure this out without ever looking for a tutorial.

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26 points

It’s absolutely stupid design and more difficult than it needs to be.

I’ll say it - Photoshop is infinitely more intuitive than gimp for the average person. Sure, if you are fucking determined, I’m sure you can figure it out eventually. You can even make it work. But if you say it is easier than Photoshop, you are wrong.

I love FOSS stuff but way too many people are delusional about the pros and cons of it. There are absolutely cons.

I stand with op.

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6 points

I don’t believe that you can even figure out half of the things yourself if you are determined. There is no way you can use it without looking up tutorials for even basic things.

I fully agree in case my precious comment wasn’t clear. It is a mess!

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All this time I was using the ellipse tool, filling it, then shrinking my selection and deleting.

Ah well, I learned Inkscape recently and it’s a better tool for stuff like that anyway.

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GIMP 2 is utter dogshit in terms of user experience.

GIMP 3, the version that is supposed to make everything easier, hasn’t been released yet. ^(it’s been years and I have given up hoping)

The situation sucks, but there aren’t that many developers working on GIMP in the first place. Certainly not as many as Photoshop.

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18 points

Seriously though, why there is no shape tool in Gimp?

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26 points

Because it’s a UX mess.

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1 point

Because creative FOSS is usually terrible, their methods demolish the flow of an average creative worker with constant "No, it doesn’t work like that "-type interruptions.

Intuitive functionality is never a priority and never done right. If anything it seems to be viewed as sacriliege to sacrifice clean and simple code for the base instincts of an ignorant user.

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10 points

I remember finding some comments from people being pissed that Blender got an Undo function. Felt like I was living in a bizarro world.

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Eh? More of a GIMP-specific issue. Krita, Kdenlive, and Inkscape for example are all fantastic, not to mention Blender

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It’s like a traditional martial art, you must first master arbitrarily complicated forms before, maybe, being able to make something useful of it it in ten years.

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8 points

makes sense. same people who made emacs.

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Gimp logic is a bit different from whatever logic a regular user is used to. It’s easy to work with once you familiarize yourself with it, but if your intuition is trained on Windows products, you will need to readjust.

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77 points

“UMMM what the fuck is that, anon?”

“it’s a great open-source software called mind your own fucking business

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4 points

Leaving me alone is free (not soybicycle free, North Korea free)

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