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The GIMP does not seem to be ideal for drawing individual pixels. For example, you cannot right-click in the GIMP to paint a second color. Is there a program, similar, but more advanced than MS Paint? Must support layers and custom pallets.
Originally posted by Tinkster I don't use any drawing programs, but hear that sodipodi,
for instance, is quite nice.
This program appears to be for vector drawings. What I need is something that can draw in individual pixels. I have tried the GIMP again, but it is too clumsy for this type of work.
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