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How clickbaity, Qt could never go proprietary thanks to KDE Free Qt Foundation

don't forget to drop your feedback on https://krita-artists.org/

Yes, the UI isn't exactly the best thing even for tablets, so we refrained from releasing it for phones. Though you could always side load it once we have it in fdroid.

Yes only for tablets and chromebooks for now.

It uses Qtwidgets and mauikit qml so it would be a heck of a job to port that to qml

Exactly, it is on our plans, would take a bit of time.

You can ask people here, https://krita-artists.org/

Open up a thread here https://krita-artists.org/

Please open a thread on https://krita-artists.org/ so that we can help

Android Tablets and Chromebooks, the ui isn't much usable for smartphones

<3, do check this out, https://krita-artists.org/c/artwork/5/l/top

The UI in the current form is not suitable for phones, but efforts are being made, :)

Not for chromebooks, unfortunately

Number of people gained on releasing a linux port is low, since most of them are existing customers. Thus the cost to port to a new platform is not justified.

Why not contribute a little every month to Krita so that it can hire more developers to work, if Krita has the budget of Photoshop, it would just blow it out of water.

PS: Right now there are 5 full time devs and 2 part time, :)

Hehe, thanks, :D

Smart Objects were introduced in CS2, so no, :)

I never said Krita is a PS alternative, :P

Figma is good, but Photopea is ... well, not bad but something feels missing from it.

The newer thinkpads are meh, compared to what the older ones were

I dont think you can call this team[1] small, compared to Krita, :)

[1]https://www.pixelmator.com/team/

I never told them to fix it, they can file a bug report which would help, if Krita seg faults then there is dialog which does that for you, :)

Take an example you scaled down and 1000x1000px image to 100x100px and then scaled it up back to 1000x1000px. In the process you lost a lot of info on the image.

PS solves that by using Smart Objects, Krita by Transform Masks, GIMP? Nope

Not only Darktable but Darktable paired with digiKam, :)

Not completely, unfortunately, :(

No non destructive editing available is one of the biggest drawbacks

Can't speak for GIMP but Krita is growing exponentially, :)

Ohh my bad

You didn't get it right? Most of the customers who would switch are already using CC on Mac or Windows so why add the costs of maintenance and support for another platform.

Aside from that, their code base is somewhat quirky, which would definitely increase the cost of porting

Scribus?

I tried to make it as less click baity as I could, but can't resist, :P

You got to be judicious with limited resources, :)