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Hello,
GIMP! GIMP! GIMP! |
yet another portable app that's become indispensable for me. GIMP,
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Man Scribus is an awesome app. But why compare apples and oranges. I voted Scribus to give it the recognition it needs. It does its job in its field better than any of the others do their jobs in their fields.
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well, i voted SCRIBUS because GIMP is obvious general gfx app. i had to take some stuff to press recently and was totally impressed with SCRIBUS. i have been recommending it with GIMP (yes gimp is good) to all the printing houses i do business with :P
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Krita doas it for me....
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Been using GIMP for years now, even when I was on Windows. Just now learning Scribus for print.
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Pixel
I'd like to nominate Pixel (http://www.kanzelsberger.com ) . It may not be opensource, but it beats every other app i've tried over the years.
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I voted for Blender but I wanted to vote for Gimp & Inkscape as well. I use all three together & they serve as the best proof I have that open source is the way to go.
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Blender forever! Gimp is ok, but not the best. Dia is pretty useful too, but wasn't on the list.
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Why isn't Art of Illusion a choice? If that's because it uses some proprietary Sun APIs then fine, but I like AOI better than Blender. Well, my vote is the GIMP.
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i'll never have anything other than gimpshop
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gimp is a reference
inkscape is an awesome application blender is breath taking its not fair but i vote for blender |
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UFraw plugin would be yet one reason, except that it's not part of the "official" GIMP. And at the moment it fills my needs only partially; it's a grief that manufacturers create only Windows programs. |
Inkscape, partly because 'The Gimp' seems to have become a little stuck in it's evolution.
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