Deluxe paint-style oldschool bitmap editor?

[Sir Nose]

Is there such? I used GFX2 in the Windows-days, and it runs reaaaally slow in Dosbox. Has Linux got any DP clones?

[SOULRiDER]

Theres kolourpaint for KDE, but i dont know of any for GNOME

[DM was on fire!]

GNU Paint, maybe? I've never used it, so I don't know.

[Paul820]

Deluxe paint, wow, i have that for the amiga. Not used it in a long time though. There is a program called mtPaint for linux. Not sure if that's any good. There is a program called pxPaint that is similar but only for windows.

[evil_core]

I am using mtPaint and love it, but theres also DeluxePaint clones for linux(OSS)

mtPaint (http://mtpaint.sf.net)
UberPaint (http://uberpaint.sf.net/)
LunaPaint (http://freshmeat.net/projects/lunapaint/)

[Fzang]

Mspaint through Wine?

[BslBryan]

Kolourpaint works fine in GNOME.

[wanichan]

It should be available in the repository just do

sudo apt-get install kolourpaint

works fine under gnome as well.

[CharmyBee]

I don't see how simple MSpaint clones are supposed to substitute the once industry standard Deluxe Paint.

Of the above choices i'd say to go with uberpaint, but that's dead for over a year now.

[ceciliaFX]

wow, Deluxe paint was The First paint program I learned. and it was amazing!

I think some people have forgotten how wonderful bitmap paint programs can be.

it doesn't look like the programs listed are still being developed. that's too bad

[vinutux]

There is myPaint much better program mypaint.intilinux.com