I need help for my school. We have a linux server, with thin clients booting off the network. My problem is that we need a paint program for the digital design class. We need something that can manipulate an image, or create one from scratch.
The requirements for the program is that it needs to be free, and run off linux.
Why, GIMP of course.
Inkscape or GIMP, choose your favorite~
We tried gimp, but its not user friendly and it doesn't transfer right. We need it to work for stupid middle and high schoolers.
We need it to work for stupid middle and high schoolers.
Change your OS. No, in fact, just give up :)
I've never tried it, but this might be useful.
@TokoyamiSenshi I wish I could DX
Alright I think we have enough thank you CL!
No suggestions, but a little bit of info~
I have used Pinta before, it is fantastic for people used to Paint.NET on Windows. Gimp can be daunting at first, in much the same way Photoshop can be. If you don't think they can work with Gimp, then Pinta is your best bet.
As for inkscape, it is used in much the same way Adobe Illustrator is. It is for vector images, and works in a different way than most people would expect. I wouldn't suggest using this unless it is a digital design class.
linux user friendly
There is no such a thing. You can only get used to it. If you manage to do it, you'll see software the way you have never seen it before.
There are plenty of user-friendly programs on Linux, including ones that are not cross-platform.
Lol ubuntu~