Photoshop 8

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Originally posted by uNz[i
,9 March 2004 - 00:24]I've found Gimp for windows to be rather unstable.
Every time I tried to use plugins... *CRASH!!*

Gimp is great in a Linux environment, but Photoshop is the business for advanced image editing on Windows platforms, IMHO.  :)

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Warnings

The program(s) might crash unexpectedly or behave otherwise strangely. (But of course, so do many commercial programs on Windows.)

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So I guess that mean your windows o.s. and the programs that run on it *CRASH!!* not just Gimp. :)

I've heard of people being unable to get the Fu family of plugins to run at all on Windows.

Sure, a lot of apps will fall when you push 'em through Windows. ;)

But I found the Gimp to be particularly troublesome compared to Photoshop.
Thats all I'm sayin' :)

But Photoshop is native to Windows, so you really can't make that argument. ;)

You and anybody else can use ummmmmm............. whatever the hell you want.

I still say mspaint is 10 times better than photoshop :lol:

But then again, I really do not give a shit. :)

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Originally posted by haxor41789+9 March 2004 - 16:38--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (haxor41789 &#064; 9 March 2004 - 16:38)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'>But Photoshop is native to Windows, so you really can&#39;t make that argument. ;)[/b]

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Yup - That&#39;s pretty much what I&#39;ve been saying all along. :)
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Hell, I&#39;d love to see someone get Photoshop running in a Linux environment half as well as Gimp runs in Windows... ;)

@ shn - M&#036; Paint better than PSD? :o
Only if you wanna have a race to see which prog can startup faster. :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Originally posted by haxor41789@9 March 2004 - 16:38
But Photoshop is native to Windows, so you really can&#39;t make that argument. ;)

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Yup - That&#39;s pretty much what I&#39;ve been saying all along. :)
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Gimp is great in a Linux environment, but Photoshop is the business for advanced image editing on Windows platforms, IMHO.

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Hell, I&#39;d love to see someone get Photoshop running in a Linux environment half as well as Gimp runs in Windows... ;)

@ shn - M&#036; Paint better than PSD? :o
Only if you wanna have a race to see which prog can startup faster. :lol: :lol: :lol:[/b][/quote]
http://filesharingtalk.com/index.php?showtopic=98293

I figure if Windows xp can run with that then photoshop can as well. ;)

Yeah, that&#39;d probably work, but in this case I consider VMWare to be cheating. :)

I&#39;m talking about a port of Photoshop made specifically to run on Linux.
Just like the Gimp was ported to Windows.

Sure, I know it&#39;ll probably never happen...

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Originally posted by uNz&#091;i
,9 March 2004 - 01:44]Yeah, that&#39;d probably work, but in this case I consider VMWare to be cheating. :)

I&#39;m talking about a port of Photoshop made specifically to run on Linux.
Just like the Gimp was ported to Windows.

Sure, I know it&#39;ll probably never happen...

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Just be lucky the Linux community decided to port such a great program like gimp to run on Winbloze.

Last I checked adobe was commercial and only cared about making money.

You want to port something?

Your so good at photoshop, then port yourself a better looking sig. :)

ooOOOoo... tetchy&#33; :lol:

Relax.. I was just blue skying - No need to go off the deep end. :P

Hell... If I was proficient in Linux what would I need Photoshop for anyway?
I&#39;d be quite happy using the Gimp in its native, stable environment.

As for my sig... I just might do that. Stay tuned. ;)

Edit: Done&#33; :P

I feel sooo pretteh now. :rolleyes: