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   kaia (kaia@brotka.st)'s status on Saturday, 26-Oct-2024 18:24:25 JST kaia

   • miauz genyau
   • Cheetah Meld
   @silhouette @pingviini @mia
   no employer ever will care that you use LazPaint and are an expert there :sadcat:
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     bartholin (bartholin@fops.cloud)'s status on Saturday, 26-Oct-2024 18:33:17 JST bartholin

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     • miauz genyau
     • Cheetah Meld
     @kaia @silhouette @mia @pingviini I use kolourpaint, it just werks
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     Cheetah Meld (pingviini@pleroma.shunderdo.me)'s status on Saturday, 26-Oct-2024 18:35:40 JST Cheetah Meld

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     • miauz genyau
     @kaia @silhouette @mia The era of resume-keyword-industry-standard-tool is ending I think. Linux is still a niche market, on Windows/Mac, there is now fierce competition even for highly specialized image editors such as 2D animation software with 2D rigging features, and for more generic stuff the market is huge.
     
     We're finally going back to skillset-and-adaptability over tool-monkey (or everybody who isn't at wizard celebrity level will become a genAI prompt monkey, if you buy into that vision of the future).
     
     Anyway, my point is, if you're dissatisfied with your tools, there's many tools out there now, including tools that you pay money for and get treated like a customer (even on Linux).
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