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They should have had teh dev say 'it is almost done, just need to work on the UI' and then get drafted to war where he gets domed by a 50 cal and then completes the project. Would have been more accurate that way.
... and takes Photoshop head on.
Well, sort of "side-on", if it were "head-on", they'd copy the interface more closely. Which is what they need to do to get Photoshop users to switch.
The video game adaptation will be the next AAAA game
The game is already out https://www.gimp.org/downloads/
It took a few years for Weird: The Al Yankovic Story to go from a fake trailer to the real deal. I have hope!
So many people are going to show up to the theater and be disappointed when they realize it's about a software developer!
This is cinema.
finally, 15 years after the java movie!
That was unexpectedly pretty great.
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I thought it was going to be a serious movie. Then the puppet appeared and I was like okay maybe they are having fun with it. Then the war scene got me.
Doesn't seem like this is going to be a real thing, but I want it to be.
Is this a joke?
Hey man, show some respect. This is serious cinema like Schindler's List and Legally Blonde.
huh I wonder if there's a significant day coming up around which jokes tend to accumulate?
I watched it did the second time and it was funny as the first time!
Amazing job!
Is this about how the guy in Pulp Fiction turned his life around to do graphics instead?
As a product designer, I've clocked in countless hours with many many design tools over the year. For raster, vector, page layout, solid modeling, ux, animation, you name it.
I desperately want GIMP to be my, and my design team's, raster tool of choice. That said, the UX is still abysmal, it uses some bizarre UI patterns, and the UX hasn't really evolved over the past two decades. There has been some projects to redo the UX, but they all seem to eventually die on the vine.
I would LOVE an OOS raster tool with GIMP's feature set, and a decent interface.
My tool of choice is Photopea at the moment. The ads are horrible, but it has a broad feature set, is free, and appears to be coded by a single workhorse dev who has basically cloned photoshop as a web app.
Pity about the name. Even when management or clients have been open to doing things differently, I simply will not risk uttering the name of the software or suggesting we try it out. I think GNU should be respected in the name, but the rest is presumably a joke for immature people. Not a footing I really want to be on when trying to justify something..
Image manipulation program would be a very generic and bland name. And you are always free to not use the full acronym. Or hyphenate it to rework it. GNU-IMP. The G in Gimp was from an acronym already, so loping it off is kind of messy. And an imp with its relation to sprites with their relation to games and rasterization would make for a decent rebrand.
It doesn't matter what I call it. The name is all over the branding, the web domain, documentation, etc. And higher ups - regardless of my own feelings - do have issues with details like those.
It might be different in a startup with people well entrenched in open source, etc., but corporate types are different.
Are you preemptively clutching other people's pearls?
Consider that I know these people very well. Also from experience, they avoid any headaches related to something that potentially runs perpendicular to their stated policies (overseen by HR) of inclusion of people with disabilities, respectful work environment, etc.
Scoubidou (Craftlace, scoobies, lanyard, gimp, or boondoggle) is material used in knotting craft.
Seems like you're really worried about other people being worried about other people being upset about a crafting material.
That doesn't scream maturity.
Directed by Dustin Grissom, vfx artist and director of the upcoming The Pork Johnson Show.
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