#Pinta painting install
sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get install pinta.sudo add-apt-repository ppa:moonlight-team/pinta.As of the 16th May the PPA still contains version 0.2. Hopefully at some point this latest release will be available to Ubuntu Karmic & Lucid users via the Pinta PPA. The GUI hasn’t been forgotten either with 0.3 adding improved zoom, live preview of effects and a pixel grid to allow for precision editing. Render: Clouds, Julia Fractal, Mandelbrot Fractal,.Photo: Red eye removal, sharpen, soften,.Distort: Bulge, Frosted Glass, Pixelate, Polar Inversion, Tile Reflection, Twist.Blurs: Gaussian, Fragment, Zoom, Surface, Unfocus, Motion, radial.Most notable in Pinta 0.3 are the ‘porting’ of 25 effects from Paint.Net including blurs, noise reducers and warp effects. La técnica de Punto de Cruz Diamante (PCD) o Diamond Painting se asemeja a la de punto de cruz con tela y aguja. Options for setting colour and transparency modes as well as blending are also available. Gradients work as expected with Linear, Linear reflected, diamond, radial and conical shapes to choose from. For example, just like Microsoft Paint, you can’t edit a text layer once you’ve hit return so ensure your typing is spot on. The text tool is a much more basic affair. The magic wand works pretty well and seems able to differentiate between quite close shades with ease. Gradients, Text and the must-have ‘magic wand’ selection tool are now available to use, leaving one ‘greyed out’ tool remaining in Pinta’s toolbox.
With over 25 new effects, 3 new tools and a bevy of improvements all around the application is fast on its way to the goal of providing “…a simplified alternative to GIMP for casual users.” 3 new tools I must’ve been busy in the potting shed or hand-gliding when they pushed it out as this release totally slipped me by!
Pinta, the open-source drawing/editing program modelled after Paint.NET, has hit version 0.3.
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