The new gradient tool is pretty fun to try out. I might use it to make some impress back grounds since star/open office is missing this feature.
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paint.net 3 beta 2
Started by rridgely, Dec 13 2006 02:32 AM
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 02:32 AM
This new version is pretty cool! I hadn't tried the first beta or alpha releases.
The new gradient tool is pretty fun to try out. I might use it to make some impress back grounds since star/open office is missing this feature.
http://fileforum.bet...ET/1096481993/3
The new gradient tool is pretty fun to try out. I might use it to make some impress back grounds since star/open office is missing this feature.
http://fileforum.bet...ET/1096481993/3
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 02:44 AM
is it still slow as hell?
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 02:56 AM
No it seems pretty snappy on my system.(just as fast as 2. whatever I was using)
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Posted 13 December 2006 - 08:56 AM
I liked Paint.net to start with, nice and easy to use, but limited.
Then I found the gimp and never looked back. What's event better there's a portable version so it's not even installed.
I really hope paint.net keeps growing and getting better. I might jump back to it one day.
Then I found the gimp and never looked back. What's event better there's a portable version so it's not even installed.
I really hope paint.net keeps growing and getting better. I might jump back to it one day.
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Posted 14 December 2006 - 05:02 AM
mps69_1999, on Dec 13 2006, 08:56 AM, said:
I liked Paint.net to start with, nice and easy to use, but limited.
Then I found the gimp and never looked back. What's event better there's a portable version so it's not even installed.
I really hope paint.net keeps growing and getting better. I might jump back to it one day.
Then I found the gimp and never looked back. What's event better there's a portable version so it's not even installed.
I really hope paint.net keeps growing and getting better. I might jump back to it one day.
I have to point it out that gimp stands as a photoshop opensource alternative which paint.net does not. although paint.net is decent enough to be a complete replacement of ms paint:)
ps. compare with ps, gimp is still way behind especially when handling some huge images, and there's no position for paint.net between them.
