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2026-02-19 01:19:35 UTC

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That is the plan I have! But I first want to make a decent vector manipulation program before adding other features like raster editing.
But all the code will be written with that feature in mind!

2026-02-19 01:12:28 UTC

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And now the most important thing:
If you're an Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma or similar program user, what are the most important features that even the most basic app needs for you to consider trying it?
#Adobe #illustrator #Figma #Inkscape #design #illustration #art

2026-02-19 01:10:07 UTC

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Q: Do you have any experience in creating something similar?
I have created a very barebones vector graphics editor in the past. While I probably will not use almost any of it's cod,e it proved to me that this is possible and it also showed me what not to do and how to do everything better.

2026-02-19 01:06:48 UTC

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Q: What will make my tools better?
1. I want to make the whole system very modular from the very start. (More about it soon)
2. I want to use exclusively hardware rendering (with an opengl software fallback)
3. I want to make a system from the ground up that can be used for both vector and raster editing, that will also have animation and video editing support etc
4. I want to use modern technologies and start from the clean slate without years of legacy code

2026-02-19 01:02:24 UTC

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Q: why do you think you can make something better then existing tools?
I do not think I have to make something that is 100% better for everyone, just something that is better for *some* people. I want to work with artists from the start of the project to make something that caters to them and that's why I'm making these posts
My priorities are on stability, speed and ease of use, while leaving a clean path to adding any requested features later.

2026-02-19 00:57:59 UTC

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Q: But what about existing open source tools (inkscape, gimp, krita...)?
While I'm very greatful for their work and what they've brought to the community, I personally couldn't get used to them. They feel slow, outdated and are not made to work together elegantly. I also have friends that are artists that feel the same way.
While I do believe that these tools work great for some people, they do not work great for everyone and a little bit of choice never hurt the open source community.

2026-02-19 00:55:29 UTC

Hello artists of fediverse!
It's probably not a wild thing to say that we all hate Adobe and similar giant companies that make art software that:
1. Doesn't work on linux,
2. Could probably disappear tomorrow without any warning, taking all our projects with it and
3. Requires expensive subscriptions
I want to try and combat that by creating an alternative open source suite of tools!
#art #designer #adobe #illustrator #photoshop #Lightroom

2024-11-15 16:16:29 UTC

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What do you think is the most important thing about AI: it should stop existing

2024-11-08 10:25:15 UTC

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Logging in and paying doesn't require tracking cookies since they already know who you are, they just track you in a different way... Also you still have to look at ads even if you pay? That's insane

2024-10-24 17:46:05 UTC

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Hopefully whatever it is won't be US exclusive

2024-10-10 19:28:58 UTC

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It's sad being in Europe but not in the EU, it's like you don't even exist...

2024-10-09 12:53:47 UTC

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The touch controls moved slightly off screen before the first jump, I'd give you the timestamp but it appears that the video is actually a gif (or at least the app I use treats it that way)

2024-10-09 12:44:47 UTC

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why did the controls move before the first jump?

2024-10-09 10:26:19 UTC

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The problem this makes is that Google enforces its monopoly over the whole Android ecosystem and blocks anyone else from making a ROM with working apps. The European union is fighting hard against cases like this and there is a great precedent for it to be illegal
There is a hardware attestation API that can be used by any Android based custom ROMs that follows best security practices and that is probably more secure to use than Google's proprietary APIs

2024-10-09 00:23:57 UTC

I have a Google Pixel since there aren't many other options apart from Chinese spyware and Samsung locked-down unrootable ecosystem (or Apples which is even worse), but I just found out about this: https://cybernews.com/security/google-pixel-9-phone-beams-data-and-awaits-commands/
I would install @npub1kwa…e0nj at 2am at this instant if I didn't have it on my last phone and didn't realize my banking app (which I use a lot) didn't work on it
#android #privacy #Google #GooglePixel

2024-09-29 13:02:00 UTC

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Well they are trying to dance around it and use language that implies they are open source and you do have to do research yourself to find out it's not it. You said a few toots before this you thought they are mostly open-source yourself

2024-09-29 12:58:10 UTC

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It's not even that I am against proprietary software just against their scummy behavior of trying to seem like they are open-source while they aren't

2024-09-29 12:54:36 UTC

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As per their own blog (https://vivaldi.com/blog/vivaldi-browser-open-source/)
The 92% of their code that is open source is just chromium. They are intentionally not open-sourcing their UI as, quote: "The Vivaldi UI is truly what makes the browser unique. As such, it is our most valuable asset in terms of code.".
So Vivaldi and everything they bring to the table is completely proprietary and they say they are partly open-source because they use an open-source engine as a base (and some glue code they wrote)

2024-09-29 12:49:17 UTC

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The chromium base is open source, everything they added on top is not

2024-09-29 12:47:27 UTC

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Proprietary code as in not an open source project, not related to the fact it's a chromium based browser

2024-09-29 12:44:50 UTC

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I don't criticize it because it's chromium based (although that will matter a lot once manifest v2 is removed) but for the fact it is a proprietary browser that wants people to think it's not

2024-09-28 20:22:56 UTC

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Yeah, ex-scout here roo and that's definitely the easier way to make sure everything catches fire when you're low on resources in the wild, since fire rises, but for something like the home setup I believe this works fine enough

2024-09-20 18:28:53 UTC

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While I rarely agree with what America is doing, they at least do know on which side of the road to drive...

2024-09-13 14:56:57 UTC

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Yeah it's neither Ubuntu's doing nor is it a workaround. It's a proper implementation of a cross-desktop interface and it's great

2024-09-10 17:09:39 UTC

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Yes if you call it without arguments, but you called it with the --version flag, that changes what the program does, doesn't it? If you called `gcc --version 1.c` you wouldn't expect it to compile your program?

2024-09-04 16:51:50 UTC

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I don't say it's a good thing but it kinda makes sense, they get the same amount of money, but don't have to deal with any user's problems and just offload them to others

2024-09-01 13:49:44 UTC

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I repost a lot of random stuff, what bothers me is when someone reposts around 100 posts in half an hour, it basically replaces my whole feed with a single topic that is completely unrelated to me

2024-09-01 13:38:20 UTC

Some people on fedi just don't know when to stop reposting stuff... There are people I unfollowed even if I liked their original content just because they reposted insane amounts of posts in a very short amount of time, mostly unrelated to their original content...

2024-08-21 00:05:00 UTC

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I use flatpak/linux, what you're referring to as "Linux" is just a part of the whole working system...
(That's how much I have memorized and I ain't searching for the rest)

2024-08-20 22:52:12 UTC

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If I was asked that question I would probably say something like "regular" or "normal" (I don't know if that exists or if it's correct but it's normal for me idk)

2024-08-05 12:18:33 UTC

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Do you plan on blocking that instance as well? I sure hope you do...

2024-08-02 08:56:01 UTC

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I can't wait for all the issues to be opened on Gnome apps' repos even tho people beg for this not to happen

2024-07-25 11:32:09 UTC

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it is already hard for new Linux users to decide what distribution/DE to use, having a new option that all the rust fanboys will recommend that is ugly and full of bugs is not helpful to anyone

2024-07-25 11:24:37 UTC

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yay, more fragmentation and ugly DEs that bring nothing new to the table, BUT IT'S WRITTEN IN RUST

2024-07-06 01:08:09 UTC

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Hi,
First of all gnome extensions are very interesting since they basically change the source code of Gnome itself, that's why they *can* break with any gnome update, but the fun thing is that most of them don't break, developers just need to check if they work and then change the supported versions if they do
Most gnome extensions update their supported version either before it is released or shortly after, have you checked the extension updates and if yes can you name them?

2024-07-05 20:28:10 UTC

@npub1080…cr2f @npub1exv…3ch9 what is the policy on #Fosstodon about the sameone posting the same very long toots every day on different accounts to advertise their YouTube channel and spam a hashtag?

2024-06-18 17:50:13 UTC

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While this generation is probably not going to be for me, I can't wait to be able to upgrade my existing AMD 13 to RISC-V once it starts being too weak for my needs (that is probably not going to happen for a long time tho)

2024-06-14 01:48:34 UTC

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I wouldn't recommend getting a new laptop if you don't need one at this point and I believe that's what @npub15f7…m7wr would recommend as well.
But if you ever needed a new laptop I can't recommend the framework enough. I have an AMD 13 and it's an excellent machine. I might get the new screen or battery in the future but these ones are great as they are so I don't feel the need to upgrade yet. But having the option to do so does feel great

2024-06-12 20:25:38 UTC

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There is a program called "Main Menu" on flathub that can help you configure .desktop files

2024-06-10 16:04:07 UTC

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If Apple wants to continue with their privacy and security narrative they should avoid AI as much as possible, but they want to get on the hype and then make a Siri 2

2024-06-04 11:06:04 UTC

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Wouldn't recommend upgrading unless you want screenshots of all your passwords and corporate secrets automatically made