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09-09-2006, 11:37 AM
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| Member (again)  Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Raul's Wild Kingdom...How 'bout that, huh?
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  |  Do you mean Photoshop CS2? Sure, it's been done, in Wine, but it's incredibly buggy. If at all possible, I suggest using the Gimp within Linux, as it is a pretty good replacement (normally) for PS. |
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09-09-2006, 02:14 PM
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| Super Techie Join Date: Mar 2006
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| yea, photoshop CS2. I've tried using Wine but it just gives errors left and right, an Gimp just isn't the same, plus I've read through hours upon hours of tutorials for photoshop, and don't feel like doing the same for Gimp.....
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09-09-2006, 09:30 PM
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| Ultra Techie Join Date: May 2005 Location: Townsville, QLD
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| Hey, http://www.gimpshop.net/ GIMPShop is a free Open Source image editor that is similar to the popular Adobe Photoshop. Specifically GIMPShop is a version of the GIMP that has been edited to be more user-friendly for Photoshop users. GIMPShop was created by Attack of the Show's Scott Moschella. The menu structure and terminology are adapted to to look and feel more like Photoshop, and other adjustments were made to make the GIMP more usable. In the Windows version, the Deweirdifyer Plugin has been used to place all of the various windows into one nesting window, so it will act more like a single program that multiple little programs.. Also the menu structure and terminology are adapted to to look and feel more like Photoshop. Hopefully this is more what your Looking for, Jake |
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