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Getting very close to the GIMP 3.0 RC1!
(www.patreon.com)
any day now, i swear
I can’t wait till graphite.rs adds raw image support. Adjustment layers were something needed a decade ago. Gimp can do what it wants but I moved on to DarkTable a long time ago for actual image editing. I’m not convinced the project will be able to keep up with other apps with its current organization and dismissive attitude toward design.
Wonder if 3.0 will finally fix alpha levels.
Which would you think will come out first?
GIMP 3.0 or GTA 6?
Hl3
Elder Scrolls 6 playable in OpenMW
GNOME 47 probably
Gnome 47 is out already though.
Lol their joke failed. People love shitting on gnome
That joke is extremely yesterday
Getting very close?
At this point they should just have that announcement when they actually have the thing.
It's still doing better than Krita - which I had to bail on because its levels tool doesn't support setting the white point.
So the world is ending?
THE END IS NEAR!!
If it can get non-destructive editing by when 3.2 comes out say… 2030, I’ll be happy.
Naïve me it college hearing non-destructive editing was right around the corner. The corner was well over a decade. 😅
There’s non-destructive editing in 2.99. Not everything is non-destructive though, such as rotating and scaling. But most colors and filters are.
believe it when I see it
Please, RC1 gets released before december lol
Fedora 41 is shipping the 2.99 version. And naturally will update to RC1 and later once they release.
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2024
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