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    [โ€“] Hazdaz@lemmy.world -5 points 1 year ago (1 children)

    Stop claiming that you have some piece of software that is "just as good as" Photoshop then. Stop acting like you have any software, quite frankly because GIMP, like sooo many other open source programs, are just "tech demos". Some programmer wanted to flex his coding skills and out popped a piece of software that might be 11.5% faster than a commercial program, but is too clunky to use. This whole argument shows why Linux will always lose in the OS world because far too many of those who use it, and even more who develop for it just don't get that at the end of the day people use computers to get work done, not to fiddle with this or fiddle with that. We aren't here to praise the coding gods because you could accomplish some task. We need to edit a photo or color correct a video. We want to model something to 3D print or engineer a part that will be machined. Actual tasks that regular users do.

    [โ€“] QuazarOmega@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

    I really don't understand why you're so damn salty, I did not claim that "it is just as good" at all, did you even read? I just told you to stop listening to those that tell you that without knowing what you do. And why do you keep insisting that every developer of free software is out there to show off their higher performance solutions, when it very clearly isn't their only goal (and in this case I never heard anyone bragging that GIMP is so stupidly fast that it completely outclasses Photoshop), most times it's actually an afterthought, to go back and improve the performance because after making something you realize with your own and the users' testing, that some processes take too long.