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We all know what the Paint application in Windoze is. What is the Linux equivalent? I don't want GIMP; I want something that I can open quickly so make a sloppy diagram in a couple minutes.
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Linux Paint
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Stupid Boy said:
Me yoo. I loves my MS Paint.
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The GIMP 2.0 gets started much faster than 1.2, so it might be fast enough for your liking. If not, xpaint is a nice minimalist MS Paint workalike.
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Image Magick
I don't know where to download it from but you might have it on your distro's CD.
I don't know where to download it from but you might have it on your distro's CD.
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Christoph said:
I don't want to deal with layers. For a sloppy drawing, I don't want to accidently move stuff and not select a layer and not draw...
I just downloaded xpaint.
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bru said:
Image Magick is a set of CLI tools for generating and manipulating images. It's very useful in a number of circumstances, but it won't help you with sloppy drawing.
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Stupid Boy said:
That's what I was going to recommend. If I remember correctly, it's a lot like MS Paint.
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Yes Image Magick is but I've had great luck using it as a paint work around
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