I'm going to make a paint program, one that will far surpass GIMP in every way and rival Photoshop.
Don't even ask how. I'm a pro.
I will let Sup Forums name it. 77 names. If name it really fucking stupid then 88 names. If both are really fucking stupid I'll go with the best name in the thread.
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Caleb Flores
awwww shnap
now i get why the went with gimp
*blank stare*
Benjamin Parker
Nonshit GIMP
Robert Nguyen
Rerolling
Levi Rivera
GIMP for females
Ryan Murphy
It chill if I roll again? I'm the original suggestion fag.
Carter Brown
Winrar
Gabriel Cook
bravo
Nicholas Cruz
GNUIMP
Jayden Foster
Godspeed OP, it's time to crush Adobe
Lucas White
gorpster
Camden Brooks
>surpass GIMP in anyway man, i really wish Sup Forums and Sup Forums was seperate boards anyway rolling for 88, call it phototux :^)
Liam Ward
That's where Sup Forums projects stop: name / logo picking. Rolling for TARD.
Jeremiah Myers
Can you give more information about the application? Photoshop aims to make a single application that does everything related to images. GIMP aims to be a single application which does image manipulation, mainly filtering. when you say paint program, that surpasses gimp, do you mean something that is more focused on creating paintings? Because gimp is not really a painting application. Photoshop has all these tools to warp and move the scene to allow artists to view their stuff from different angles. Krita is closer to that, but nowhere near as good.
Find out what your niche is and then make a name that represents this.
Here is some suggestions to what you should avoid having in the name at all cost: pro free paint tool creator
Jaxon Morales
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Daniel Mitchell
>graffiti Can't decide if stupid name or not
Let's wait for 88 and see if it's stupider or not
Colton Garcia
It's meant to be simple and memorable, not to mention playing into the naming scheme of today. Apply with Sup Forums or lack Sup Forums - either way, it's a suitable name for a decent program.
Jayden Wright
>77 >newproject.png NewProject
Mason King
Hello, World!
Logan Clark
seXticle
who will win?
David Turner
>88 >da joos
Brandon Powell
that's impossible to do by only one developer. GIMP is developing for 20 years. Paint.net is for 10 years. It might be even impossible to do by professional team, Photoshop existed -i guess- existed for 20+ years and made by Adobe, there's no way a fresh project can compete with it, not even GİMP
Cameron Thomas
ProPaint Tool Creator Free
Andrew Sanders
Sup Forumsraffiti sounds neat.
Christopher Wood
It's going to be the best ever because I figured out the common problem with all paint apps. They obstruct workflow because they're all based on old and outdated mindsets. My program will have a radically different and simpler UI and it will be fully extensible so any features can be easily coded in. I have huge ideas for layers and filters. Filters will be done through chaining, so instead of relying on pre-made plugins for filters you will be able to create your own out of several atomic components, save the presets and then use them as you see fit. Layers will just blow your mind because they will work in 4 dimensions.
Nicholas Rodriguez
Raspil
Jackson Murphy
Already taken
Grayson Carter
.NET Framework? No thanks.
Hudson Murphy
>GIMP is developing for 20 years yeah, due to a huge, old and hairy codebase and constantly changing teams
I'll code mine in 1/2 year
I'll release under GPL and once the project catches on people will be free to extend it indefinitely
Camden Howard
Call it "Shut up dad I'm trying to write minecraft mods."
Wyatt Russell
Would you prefer nonportable assembly instead?
Mason Hall
Don't go down this route, this is basically what gimp is. You should work with artists or study how they work if you want to make a tool professionals want to use.
Eg. here is an professional artist who uses the adjust scene feature. youtube.com/watch?v=98xKUXep7GQ As you can see, filters is a very simple thing compared to this.
Austin Hall
Are you familiar with Fireworks? Filtering there works similarly to the way you describe it, they are all live and can be applied to any object type. Rest of the program combines both vector and bitmap workflows much better than any other graphical application. The interface is somewhat clunky nowadays.
Wyatt White
you clearly aren't going to make anything useful, your "chaining" is just plain old node-based compositing, as seen in 3d and video editing software.
there are a couple reasons node-based editing isn't very popular in this area (although it's used to a degree in some software, including Photoshop). One is compositing performance and RAM requirements. The second one is that artists are perfectly fine with destructive editing and snapshots/undo.
Instead of forcing your great and totally innovative ideas that are inevitably going to revolutionize the whole industry to create new masterpieces, you might want to wonder what artists really need.
Isaac Stewart
Adobe Photoshop CC™
Carter Hill
I've figured out a way a completely insane way to do chain compositing. It's a completely mathematical model which means it's super fucking quick, I don't know of anything like it. Just need to implement it
Ethan Morales
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
Juan Reyes
People don't want software to blow their mind. They want it to be useful. There's always a chance for someone to invent a new ZBrush aka new workflow paradigm, but most ideas you're talking about have been tried and failed in late 90s/early 2000s.
This cannot be super fucking quick or super fucking compact just because of the amount of data you need to process. The best you can do is to understand and profile all use cases for this kind of software (photo editing, retouching, matte painting, drawing etc), not just for performance, but also for workflow. And do a whole fucking lot of AB testing with real artists.
Xavier Garcia
OP, where would I got to find this project after this thread? Will it be open-source? Also, if you need a man for doing some of the more boring stuff like making a web page and stuff for it, I can do that for you. I have a lot of experience as a server admin, so I can help with all sorts of stuff related to that. Don't think I could contribute all that much to the actual program though.
Julian Jenkins
>.NET you already failed miserably before even starting
Daniel Rivera
not OP but whats wrong with .NET?
Levi Nelson
gimp is not a paint program.
Sebastian Ward
>AB testing Who the fuck has time for that
Caleb Torres
Photo Image Manipulation Program
PIMP!
Cooper Gomez
Fartoshop
Benjamin King
Adobe.
Nathaniel James
Artshole
Blake Jackson
Anyone going to make the Sup Forumsraffiti logo?
Noah Peterson
Can I make the logo?
Alexander Walker
Get to it, user.
Bentley Diaz
Great name
Zachary Brown
The "77" submission was already set as Sup Forumsraffiti.
Brody Nguyen
...
Jeremiah Collins
U have never used it haven't you?
Henry Collins
xyzzy
James Lee
There is obviously no other choice than assembly or .NET
Ian Roberts
You're correct, I haven't
Jayden Rodriguez
Call it LooksShopped.jpg
Ryan Thompson
They first need the program so you can make the logo in the program.
Checkmate, albinos.
Thomas Miller
Heil Hitler
Angel Nelson
I have. Apart from potential licensing issues, nothing wrong with .net.
Eli Campbell
>I'm going to write a paint program better than gimp >Hasn't started >Asking Sup Forums for names This sounds promising
Austin Clark
Chiaroscuro. (88 pls)
Hudson Nelson
It's a good word, but too long. Maybe just Oscuro?
Brayden Diaz
I like this one so much better.
Matthew Rogers
Look like you never used it, it's a great framework for windows software
Evan Gonzalez
exactly. It is like wiring a C application and constantly call assembly instructions.
Blake Young
Sup Forumset paint
Nathan King
Who the fuck cares! You can't get much worse than GIMP FSS.
Cooper Lee
NåSup Forumsg/ers plz get
Kevin Ortiz
Whatever you decide to name it, please take notes from the good old paint shop pro, it had a reasonable interface and decent keybinds. Fuck Corel for destroying it, PSP had all the cards to rival photoshop.
Nolan Walker
A best.
Blake Cooper
Wife Tobacco
Ian Young
Fun fact: the GIMP authors also wrote CockroachDB. Doubt some rando on Sup Forums is a better programmer than these two guys.
Aaron Ward
OpenShop
Jayden Peterson
GIMP is shit, it has a shit name, a shit interface, shit keybindings and a shit logo. I haven't taken a look at the source, but given the trend I can presume it's shit. Basically gimped from the core.
Gabriel Turner
Pepe.
Nathaniel Sanders
The Cripple
Parker Ramirez
Will still be the best PhotoShop one can make given the resources.
Parker Smith
I was just referring to the name user. I hated GIMP interface at 1st but I'm starting to like it more than PS now. My main bug bare is that sometimes the windows get sticky and start staying on top of other apps.
Jackson Cruz
Benishop Also please all a basic combine images feature, to just collage 2+ pics together w/out hassle like >pic related.
Gabriel Nguyen
>My main bug bare is that sometimes the windows get sticky and start staying on top of other apps. There's an option I think in the Window drop menu to enable the single window mode or something like that and you don't get floating windows.