GNOME Could Soon Have An Alternative To Microsoft Paint

Written by Michael Larabel in GNOME on 6 April 2017 at 08:59 PM EDT. 49 Comments
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While there is GIMP for advanced image manipulation and then a few other alternatives for more simpler image manipulation or drawing, a new "GNOME Paint" program is in development.

GNOME Paint is a new project that's just begun and is being led by GNOME developer Marcin Kolny. His goal for GNOME Paint is to be a simple drawing application -- think like Microsoft Paint.

It won't be for a long time though that it's likely ready to become part of GNOME core apps but is aiming to be a "GNOME-look-like drawing editor" and still needs to go through a UI/UX overhaul.


Those interested in learning more or perhaps getting involved can read the details via this announcement blog post.
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