Re: [CinePaint] cinepaint vs Gimp

"Deke Kincaid" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.cinepaint.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
> GimpShop is exactly what Gimp needs for any artist using Photoshop, that
> I know (and I know a shitload, believe me), to /only/ consider switching.
> Gimp is not and neither is Cinepaint. Krita is reasonably close. Someone
> comfy in PS will feel right at home.

One thing that I really like which they are doing with the CS3 beta
for photoshop is they have a semi new interface and also an option to
turn on the old interface.  This is a nice way to improve on the gui
without alienating the people out there with years of experience with
the old gui.  Personally I loath floating windows and popups, so the
new interface on After Effects 7 and Photoshop CS3 are a godsend.

Personaly I would prefer a compositor like interface (Shake/Tremor,
Toxik, etc...), but to really get everyone to use Cinepaint, a
Photoshop like interface would be ideal.

-deke

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