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View Poll Results: Graphics Application of the Year
Distribution: Ubuntu, mainly. Too much stuff works out of the box O.o
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Originally Posted by MrCode
Well, I believe that most people use OpenGL for a rasterizing 3D renderer. The end result might be pixel-based (rendered image), but the starting data (vertex/polygon definitions) sure isn't...
I was about to vote gimp, soon as i spotted blender it had to be that.
Top quality software, anyone who doesn't know what it is go watch sintel (it was created in blender xD)
I was about to vote gimp, soon as i spotted blender it had to be that.
Top quality software, anyone who doesn't know what it is go watch sintel (it was created in blender xD)
That was pretty cool. Especially since created from FOSS. Thanks for the pointer.
Distribution: Debian ("jessie", "squeeze"), Linux Mint (Serena), XUbuntu
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Xara is worth a look
I use GIMP more than any other graphics app. I do use the imagemagick command line functions (convert, for example) quite a lot and it's really
wonderful for batch processing (making your high-res photos small enough to send to your friends). I voted for Xara to give it visibility. I have
been disatisfied with drawing tools in Linux (I never could make friends with xFig) and I find for drawing simple illustrative graphics that Xara is the best tool I've found. It has ease of use and power... I usually don't have time for tools w/ long learning curves (except for Linux itself ... grin!).
Xara was never fully ported to Linux (that is to say, the Linux version is an antique compared to the Windows version, and it's a dead branch), but even crippled,
it's the best tool I've found.
This is another apples and oranges category. I use gimp, inkscape and imagemagick in equal measure depending on the requirements so rather than pick one I'll not vote at all
Distribution: Ubuntu, mainly. Too much stuff works out of the box O.o
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Originally Posted by lsces
This is another apples and oranges category. I use gimp, inkscape and imagemagick in equal measure depending on the requirements so rather than pick one I'll not vote at all
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