This is true although krita is so good I don’t regret paying 40 bucks to clip studio.
Still no good cad program. Freecad exists but its ui and ux makes dwarf forteress seem like a streamlined AAA game.
On a somewhat related note, I’ve found out yesterday that CorelDraw is still being actively developed and that you have a web version with a 16 day free trial.
They have it all as a subscription model, but it all runs locally. Can’t imagine it being any other way either, if I had to upload all of my raws before I could start editing it would take hours from landing at my desk before I could poke at them.
Still no viable alternative to Adobe lightroom imo
Neither darktable or RawTherapee doing it for you?
I still have to try them out when I have some raw photos to edit.
I’m never leaving darktable again, lightroom can go suck an egg. I don’t have to pay any more and the tool is better imo
Does it have official fuji camera raw profiles?
Have you seen that somebody was working on ai selection tools? It seems to work quite well and completely locally
That’s fine. There will always be some niche / industrial software that someone needs Windows for.
This is true although krita is so good I don’t regret paying 40 bucks to clip studio. Still no good cad program. Freecad exists but its ui and ux makes dwarf forteress seem like a streamlined AAA game.
Isn’t Adobe stuff cloud only now?
No it’s local software but subscription only. I get it for free via my work otherwise it would be too expensive for me.
On a somewhat related note, I’ve found out yesterday that CorelDraw is still being actively developed and that you have a web version with a 16 day free trial.
They have it all as a subscription model, but it all runs locally. Can’t imagine it being any other way either, if I had to upload all of my raws before I could start editing it would take hours from landing at my desk before I could poke at them.
DarkTable, there solved your issue