i like it, cause it's damn small but very powerful. (native german - read detailed review in german) tolles Programm zur Bearbeitung und Reduzierung der Dateigröße, ich benutze es für einfachen Austausch in Technik Foren, wo viele Bilder ausgetauscht und bearbeitet werden müssen. Hinweispfeile, Bildbereiche hervorheben, schärfen, Farbkorrektur, Gammakorrektur Tonwertkorrektur usw - alles funzt schnell und gut. Danke
Awful to use... Ever seen a program (like GIMP) that tries to do it's own thing it's own special way but ends up being completely confusing to use? Yeah, lots of this... You have to use the SELECTION/MARQUEE tool, THEN choose the circle tool and it draws the ellipse INSIDE the selection... WTF are the devs smoking? Leave it do die off or get forked with an intuitive interface (Unless they write a manual.) Waste of time IMHO.
Not a pretentious tool, the essential for graphic painting, a bit weird, it has a few basic magical features which is also good for photo editing, by one side is easy to use by another is incomprehensible.
something as simple as paste image from clipboard and copy back to clipboard is complicated. Wouldn't call it a true alternative to Paint.
It could have been a decent image editor but basic functions like a rectangle, circle tool
lacking lots of features. why would one install it if there is gimp by default, and is not resource hungry that much
its a good basic image editor. the only problem is that it does not appear as an available program to open a image with on linux mint 17.1. I have to open the program first, then open the picture through the program in order to edit the image.
A great pakage for those who want an easy paint pack with a medium amount of features. Not for those who want EVERYTHINHG
Trying a simple resize (failed) with one image was enough. Not mature enough for quick and easy usage. I didn't see Pinta in the Software Manager, it is 100x better.
Primitive & ugly. You can't even select images from directories using thumbnails. MS Paint is a long way ahead in usability. No comparison. Sadly.