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The Krita Team Releases Another Animation Beta

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 12 December 2015 at 07:33 AM EST. 2 Comments

Since last month Krita 2.9 Animation Edition has been in beta as the version of this KDE drawing program that supports animations and uses OpenGL 3 on the GPU for rendering. The second beta of it is now available.

The second beta of this animation version of Krita comes with many bug fixes, crash fixes, and support for a number of new operations that will now correctly work on animations.

More details on today's Krita 2.9 Animation Beta 2 release can be found via the announcement at Krita.org.

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