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is there a program that works very similar to adobe photoshop? ive tried a few programs and there are quite a few differences. the closest program ive found is inkscape, ...
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adobe photoshop clone?
is there a program that works very similar to adobe photoshop? ive tried a few programs and there are quite a few differences. the closest program ive found is inkscape, but theres still some things on adobe that i prefer over it.
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ive tried it, i like it about the same as inkscape. some keyboard shortcuts dont work...
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GimpShop?
Did you try "GimpShop". (basically a "hacked" version of Gimp, with a user interface very similar to Photoshop).
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nope. ill google it... see what its like
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GimpShop
I like GimpShop. Originally Posted by whisker
Some URLs:
Site set up by Scott Moschella, who created the GimpShop hack for MS-OS-X:
http://plasticbugs.com/index.php?p=241
Hack was later proved (ported ??) to run on Linux:
http://linux.suramya.com/tutorials/Install_GIMPShop/
Gimpshop.net has a lot of good links to help getting GimpShop running.
http://www.gimpshop.net/
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Hmm.. didn't know about gimpshop. It sounds interesting, but why would I change my GIMP interface now that I'm so used to it.
It might be good to recommend to fresh former Photoshop users though.
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Very interesting. I actually saw a link somewhere else earlier this week to GimpShop, but it never entered my mind that it was related. Thanks for the links.
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If you like Gimp, don't switch IMHO
No dispute there. If you are used to (and like) the GIMP interface, then it is best to stay with GIMP. GimpShop is a software fork, and I don't know how well it will be supported. The author's of Gimp were NOT pleased to see GimpShop. Originally Posted by Libervisco
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Re: If you like Gimp, don't switch IMHO
That's Open Source for ya, plus they should be pleased, people who don't like it will really appreciate GIMP Originally Posted by oldcpu No dispute there. If you are used to (and like) the GIMP interface, then it is best to stay with GIMP. GimpShop is a software fork, and I don't know how well it will be supported. The author's of Gimp were NOT pleased to see GimpShop. Originally Posted by Libervisco
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