@djelouze Yes, and that's how painting in Krita became quickly like a second nature to me. I had the luck to get a custom sized digital painting software shaped around my needs. A dream for many digital painters.
@dannotdaniel Hehe, yes, ๐ I was lucky to get all the development attention and guide the ideas at this time. That's why painting in Krita is so adapted to my needs.
Reading your setup guide (so nice btw. While I like super terse tech guides, Iโve done Linux off and on since โ96:), so Iโm not the target audience) I really hope that weโll see some work to fix colors and tablets (and such).
I do know that open source is always tricky. Do you know if anyone is working on those things? Would be lovely if some of it could be generic so it could be used in any app/framework. Color is color :)
@yon Thank you. Yes, I know the contributors who are working on the various area of the three problems I mentioned (Wayland/Plasma6/Krita). They are working hard on this.
Unfortunately, about the generic/desktop agnostic idea, it's difficult by design. As far as I know, it's now up to any D.E. under Wayland to come with their implementation for color management and tablet.
I wasnโt thinking of anything terribly grand. More like a library here and there that does the heavy lifting (interfacing with things and algorithms) and each DE then writes โthe restโ if that makes sense.
Iโm impressed by all the hard work and dedication to open source, even if I donโt always agree with the end result. I donโt feel I can complain per se.
Have you ever considered fund raising events and such around this? Iโve seen some streamers (for instance) do really well, and it would be fun to actually see and hear the people both putting in a lot of work making the software. But also those using it to its fullest potential.
Corporations donโt want to showcase the people who work on things (but rather the bosses), and it would be nice to see some open source people go from faceless source repos to people.
Or KDE and friends are already doing this and Iโm clueless as always:) Itโs the danger of suggesting things on the internet, so hard to know what everyone else do or do not know.
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yura@udongein.xyz
Why is she alone at her birthday? :neocat_sad_reach:
davidrevoy
@yura We are all around ๐
6 โoliviersaraja@mamot.fr
Really? ๐ฎ
โnatty@astolfo.social
@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org โ:blobfoxwhoaa:โ
โArneBab@rollenspiel.social
awww โบ
very beautiful and fitting!
โlibresurf@pouet.chapril.org
Beautiful !
โAnd what a wonderful tool ! ๐
irina@wandering.shop
So cute!
โdjelouze@social.calut.fr
@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org
User-very-centered development :
โMake Krita usable for David Revoy!โ
๐คญ
davidrevoy
@djelouze Yes, and that's how painting in Krita became quickly like a second nature to me. I had the luck to get a custom sized digital painting software shaped around my needs. A dream for many digital painters.
The goal was reached in 2012, In only 2 years. It was quick! I published a blog-post about it: https://www.davidrevoy.com/article114/krita-project-an-old-challenge-won-2-4-very-soon
4 โdjelouze@social.calut.fr
@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org
Yes, I remember ;) And it was definitely not a sarcastic toot: I am happy when free software are built upon professional needs ๐ค
davidrevoy
@djelouze
โdannotdaniel@mastodon.social
OMG โMake Krita usable for David Revoy!โ ๐
โdavidrevoy
@dannotdaniel Hehe, yes, ๐ I was lucky to get all the development attention and guide the ideas at this time. That's why painting in Krita is so adapted to my needs.
3 โpmiossec@piaille.fr
@dannotdaniel
Next: โMake Wayland usable for David Revoy!โ
davidrevoy
@pmiossec @dannotdaniel ๐คฃ ๐คฃ ๐คฃ Well, I wouldn't be against a project like that! ๐บ
3 โpmiossec@piaille.fr
@dannotdaniel it seems to be your lucky day: https://blog.lydiapintscher.de/2024/06/05/what-should-kde-focus-on-for-the-next-2-years-you-can-propose-a-goal/ (time to copy/paste your blog post in a proposal ticket ๐ )
โdvshkn@fosstodon.org
Wow! Did not know the history went back that far.
โetenil@emacs.ch
25!! Jesus!
โjdoe@freeradical.zone
@etenil
No, Jesus is always 33 ๐
jamespthomas@mastodon.social
#krita needs a birthday electric kart,for #supertuxkart,and wilber wants his old one back
yon@sakurajima.moe
Reading your setup guide (so nice btw. While I like super terse tech guides, Iโve done Linux off and on since โ96:), so Iโm not the target audience) I really hope that weโll see some work to fix colors and tablets (and such).
I do know that open source is always tricky. Do you know if anyone is working on those things? Would be lovely if some of it could be generic so it could be used in any app/framework. Color is color :)
davidrevoy
@yon Thank you. Yes, I know the contributors who are working on the various area of the three problems I mentioned (Wayland/Plasma6/Krita). They are working hard on this.
Unfortunately, about the generic/desktop agnostic idea, it's difficult by design. As far as I know, it's now up to any D.E. under Wayland to come with their implementation for color management and tablet.
I think so far, only https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wlroots/wlroots/ (for Sway) plays the modular strategy (from the README).
3 โyon@sakurajima.moe
I wasnโt thinking of anything terribly grand. More like a library here and there that does the heavy lifting (interfacing with things and algorithms) and each DE then writes โthe restโ if that makes sense.
Iโm impressed by all the hard work and dedication to open source, even if I donโt always agree with the end result. I donโt feel I can complain per se.
Have you ever considered fund raising events and such around this? Iโve seen some streamers (for instance) do really well, and it would be fun to actually see and hear the people both putting in a lot of work making the software. But also those using it to its fullest potential.
Corporations donโt want to showcase the people who work on things (but rather the bosses), and it would be nice to see some open source people go from faceless source repos to people.
Or KDE and friends are already doing this and Iโm clueless as always:) Itโs the danger of suggesting things on the internet, so hard to know what everyone else do or do not know.
Keep up the great work!
davidrevoy
@yon Thank you for the ideas, noted! ๐
โivanopina@mastodon.social
25 years? that's a long travel...
โdgouttegattat@social.incenp.org
Thanks for sharing that post! I have never used Krita myself, but I enjoyed learning about its history. And I just love the conclusion:
And that was 25 years of working on something I started dabbling in because I wanted to draw a map for a fantasy novel on my laptop!
โDear Krita developer, I salute your dedication.
enqfila@mastodon.com.br
everytime I see Kiki it fills me with joy to know such a good, open software has such a striking and cute mascot.
Thank you for your contribution (and your art!)
โNeroBurner@gram.social
What already 25 years?! How the time flies! Very adorable mascot. Lovely how you integrated the paint brush selection menu
mksc74@mastodon.art
krita is THAT old?!?! OMG
icedquinn@blob.cat
i remember back in the day wondering what the point of it was, since it just seemed like a KDE version of GIMP.
:blobcatwoah2: well. it's surpassed that now. โ
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