Anyone know of a small app that will allow me to make a quick drawing and save it as a *.png in Dapper? I'm sure that gimp can do that and more, but I want something simple and without a steep learning curve. Thoughts?
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Anyone know of a small app that will allow me to make a quick drawing and save it as a *.png in Dapper? I'm sure that gimp can do that and more, but I want something simple and without a steep learning curve. Thoughts?
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Hmm, maybe gpaint?Originally Posted by YourSurrogateGod
http://www.gnu.org/software/gpaint/
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Ok, I just found gpaint. I'm good.
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Gee! These Aren't Roasted!
No takers for tuxpaint?
http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/tuxpaint/
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Tuxpaint is da bomb.
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Re: MS paint for Ubuntu?
Thanks for the tip aysiu, it's what I've been looking after for ages, gpaint selection tool wasn't upto scratch.
Just Give Me the Beans!
mtpaint.
At least for feature vs downloads, since it isn't that much bigger but offers a lot imo.
EDIT: Oh foolish me! Who the ---- bumps a 3 year old thread!?!
First Cup of Ubuntu
I shall bump too.
Mtpaint is the winner. Gpaint doesn't let you undo. You have to be able to undo, period. Kolorpaint doesn't let you pick the width of the lines that you draw. You need to be able to do that, period. Mtpaint does both.
Odd, defensive reactions to feature requests still don't create happy users. Having incomplete features on free software doesn't help anybody either.
But mtpaint is king!
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I shall close - let's leave the old threads where they were.
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