The Ubuntu community has contributed 12357 ideas, 58479 comments, 1187050 votes
|
|
Not an idea
|
|
(-12)
|
|
Written by eddturtle the 3 Jun 08 at 19:54.
Category: Graphics.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: Not an idea
|
|
|
Description
This may not concern Ubuntu as much but I'm finding it difficult to use Ubuntu for long periods of time with out flicking back to MS Windows for Photoshop.
I do a lot of web design and find that the Gimp doesn't have the features.
Any Way of doing it? (Wine's not that good with it)
Tags:
(none)
Attachments
No attachments.
Duplicates
Comments
|
glibik wrote on the 3 Jun 08 at 22:15
|
If you really cannot find the features you _need_ in the Gimp and absolutely _must_ use Photoshop there is the option of virtualisation.
Qemu (and a number of other vurtualisation solutions) on Ubuntu will readily support another OS required to run Photoshop.
P.S.
This is not so much an idea as a support question.
No vote entered.
|
|
jhuni wrote on the 4 Jun 08 at 01:47
| |
What kind of an idea is this?
|
|
gazilla wrote on the 4 Jun 08 at 02:03
|
I really wish people would stop asking for applications from other operating systems. If you REALLY want to use the app, run the OS on which it runs. If there are specific features in one of the legacy apps then become involved with the Linux equivalent (GIMP on this case) and help spec, code or test the changes required to bring about the feature you want.
-1 for being someone who does "a lot of web design" and not knowing that virtualization is your answer.
|
|
bert.ubuntu wrote on the 6 Jun 08 at 09:42
| |
Read the wine documentation, I think you may change your mind.
|
|
monchichi wrote on the 7 Jun 08 at 01:38
| |
I think you should create some brainstorms for the features that you find to be lacking in GIMP. That would be much more productive and realistic.
|
|
aebmyasz wrote on the 9 Jun 08 at 20:21
| |
This not a forum, but test The Gimp and you see the wonderful world of Linux :-)
|
Post your comment
|
|
|
