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I was trying to port an app I already had in c# with wpf to be cross platform, so some networking code could be shared, but I could still use xaml and all the wpf work that I already had (although it wasn't that extensive, just tried for the sake of learning), I also used some audio apis, and with IronPython i could call c# code and use NAudio, so in the end I couldn't do what I wanted with just CPython

Some time ago I wanted to make a cross-platform app in python, I wanted to use the ui bindings of each platform, I had some success with Cocoa in OSX but when I tried in windows, I saw with IronPython I could use WPF but when I tried to use it, it was reaally outdated and there wasn't even IronPython for python3... I guess it is no longer in active development... In the end I used swift in osx and c# windows, but I would have loved to use .net apis in python and have the same codebase for all the platforms.

For my basic needs, gimp and krita have been enough

it actually has the same content, but it looks nicer

haven't you tried applying the edge detection filter twice? i think this way the samples are taken not in the edge but before and after the edges, maybe it will end with a blurrier image but with less artifacts.