Perhaps our color vision does not separate color values at a smaller
level than a photon. If it is wrong, something between a green next to a
literally extremely similar green is something between 1 and 0. Perhaps it is
very important to grasp this image. I enlarged an image of 2300 × 2300
It sounds like the X60 graphic card might be too old for Krita.
I see. So it sounds I can't help that. Thanks.
> Nice picture!
> Can you write a bit about your workflow?
Thank you! You are the first people who gave my works praise publicly. I can
write a lot about my workflow eternally.
> What tools in the programs did you end up using the most?
Only Inkscape.
> Did you learn anything while making
> giving it a photograph feel.
I am glad to hear that. I thought so too. It is weird.
> The Alt key solved the problem. But Krita still requires "at least
> OpenGL 2.0 or ES 2.0". The current installed version seems to be
> OpenGL 1.4.
It sounds like Krita the X60 graphics card might be too old for Krita.
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Can you write a bit about your workflow? What tools in the programs did
you end up using the most? Did you learn anything while making it? Is
there anything you were frustrated with while completing the work?
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Michael
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He is famous.
Wow that's really amazing. Thanks for sharing! The blurring effects of the
hair is really interesting, giving it a photograph feel. I also like the
green/orange color pairing.
I don't know. I finished my second and third work. Maybe she is famous.
> I finished my first digital work.
It looks great! Did you do it all in Inkscape?
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I finished my first digital work. There would be room for improvement but I
satisfied.
Would you mind sharing it? Thank you very much. 100%free...hand, and
scale-free. Would I be able to compete? I am going to give this work CC0. So
you can put this on your desktop and I can
I have just remembered and searched for the word "art in the age of mass
reproduction". Benjamin's words (a quote from Wikipedia), "For the first time
in world history, mechanical duplication has freed a work of art from its
parasitic dependence on rituals." Computers were already playing a
However, as I thought, one of the most fun elements of painting is competing
for accuracy, is lost in computer graphics inherently. Second, I still feel
that anything between 0 and 1 is always (literally perfectly) lost in
computer graphics. Random numbers are not something between 0 and 1.
I want to use the digitizer. Anyway this is awesome. Especially painting
materials are almost free of charge, no one can peep me is at work (maybe), I
do not have to handle oil, solvent, and care of dryness, storage for my
works. I am curiously more calm than excited.
Since you compose geometric pictures, then surely you'll need a vector image
editor like Inkscape but not a raster image editor like Gimp or Krita, etc..
You can try to find some good vector image editors by searching something
like "list of vector image editors".
Please note that vector
The Alt key solved the problem. But Krita still requires "at least OpenGL 2.0
or ES 2.0". The current installed version seems to be OpenGL 1.4. But I could
not figure out how to upgrade it nor install the newer version.
Because of the reasons, I mind to download it from their websites. Maybe
This seems to be a similar problem, though. If I click "Settings" >
"Configure Krita...", a preferences window shows up. It sounds I should mark
the OpenGL checkbox but I cannot scroll down to the lower part of the window,
I guess maybe in the lower part of the window, there must be a button
> On the contrary I would like to ask, for my purpose, which editor is
> suitable for my purpose do you think? I tried to use Gimp, I clicked an
> icon that seemed to function as a pen. I moved the digitizer on the
> tablet to draw something and, indeed, the pointer on the screen moved,
> too. But
I do not understand well technical things, though, what I want to accomplish
with drawing software is that to create projective geometry-wise retouched
pictures and prove the nature of the connection between mathematics and the
skeptical abilities.
For example, there is one of my works "a
On 12/31/2019 01:33 AM, xliang9...@live.cn wrote:
> Krita and Gimp are raster image editors, whereas Inkscape is a vector
> image editor. So you expect to use Inkscape in such a way in which you
> use a raster image editor?
I don't expect Inkscape to work the same. I know fully well that it is
Krita and Gimp are raster image editors, whereas Inkscape is a vector image
editor. So you expect to use Inkscape in such a way in which you use a raster
image editor?
Maybe you are left-handedness.
I miss that round colorful pallet.
On 12/30/2019 10:01 AM, softwden...@disroot.org wrote:
> GIMP and Krita suck (IMO). Personally, they totally seem not to match my
> intuition. Inkscape matched my intuition.
Odd. I can easily use Krita and Gimp, but I can't draw anything with
Inkscape.
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GIMP and Krita suck (IMO). Personally, they totally seem not to match my
intuition. Inkscape matched my intuition. I was able to draw a picture
without reading its manual, with a tiny troubles, though, it is totally
acceptable. I would like it. It is fun! I was really, really frustrated with
> Windows is completely proprietary, and
creating a modified version is illegal, so it would not be a suitable
base.
I don't think so very much. But I am a beginner after all. So perhaps you are
right.
> This is because that cult leaders make money by taking advantage of their
followers'
Said ThinkPad Tablet models are based on Wacom's technology, so we can have
some confidence that most Wacom's digitizer pens and tablets work fine with
Gnu/Linux without non-free firmware. I tested them using blobless Debian
(without any non-free firmware). Microsoft's Surface Pro is also
> sorry
No. I learned a lot of things. Those are valuable information. I will go with
the X60 for a while. I recently got a good X200 so I will use it in the
future. I do not know well but image processing seems to be a bit too high
load for X60.
I was thinking that a disadvantage of a pen
> I seem to be a bit confused. But if Trisquel's repository have only free
> stuff, it does not really matter whether based on Debian or Ubuntu or
> Windows.
Ubuntu and Debian are mostly free software, with some freedom issues, so
it is feasible to create a FSDG distro based on them by modifying
> Those repositories still require modifications in order to comply with
the FSDG, but so would Debian's "free" repository (main).
I seem to be a bit confused. But if Trisquel's repository have only free
stuff, it does not really matter whether based on Debian or Ubuntu or
Windows.
> You
I remember that Krita maintains a list of supported tablets. Most of them are
so called "pen tablets". You can try to find such a list on Krita's website.
As for "LCD tablets", I have tried the following models of ThinkPad. All work
fine with entirely free/libre software. The models include
I don't know if this is relevant anymore. I am a mathematician and I hate
keeping track of paper. I also draw in Krita for fun. Here are the tablet
pc's I have used and the pros and cons:
1. Wacom Intuos S tablet with 2013 iMac
Pros:
-Beautiful screen. Great colos.
-very accurate
-buttons on
> http://www.fudeyasharaku.com/
It looks like they only have drivers for Windows and macOS. You could
contact them asking whether they plan to provide Linux drivers, and
if so, whether they would consider releasing these drivers under a free
software license.
[1]
> > Debian has a repository of non-free software, but it is disabled by
> default.
> > Ubuntu is a different story. Their default kernel has blobs, and
> > their
> non-free repositories are enabled by default,
>
> I see. Thanks very much. I understand it clearly. But if so, why
> Trisquel is not
http://www.fudeyasharaku.com/
I checked the blocked contents of their websites by Firefox Focus (on iPhone,
of course) and it was 0. They might have the concern. Would I contact them?
They might be willing to make the driver for Trisquel.
> Debian has a repository of non-free software, but
> Ah I see. I was thinking or under the impression Debian and Ubuntu did
> not respect users's freedom so it was out of my thought (in this
> community too, it seems that the opinion about whether Debian is free
> or not was divided. So I thought Debian was unreliable, as an excuse
> ;P).
Debian
> If it works on Debian without the non-free repository enabled
Ah I see. I was thinking or under the impression Debian and Ubuntu did not
respect users's freedom so it was out of my thought (in this community too,
it seems that the opinion about whether Debian is free or not was divided. So
> But how do you look into the freedom status? Maybe I can also look
> into that?
For something like this, I would just search for threads and tutorials
referencing the specific model, and see whether others have been
successful in using it without non-free software. Searching for
"[modelname]
So... I'm afraid.
Wacom:
•CTL-672/K0-C (new, about $50)
•CTH-480/** (auction, used, early 2010s models)
•INTUOS DRAW CTL-490/W0 (auction, used, 2015 model, about $20 including
postage) [1]
•CTH-680/S1 (auction, used, 2013 model)
•Cintiq 22HD DTK-2200/K1 (auction, used, 2015
> There are a lot of pen tablets of Wacom, Huion, XP-PEN etc.
It seems that Wacom tablets often work with free software and should be
supported by Trisquel's "xserver-xorg-input-wacom" package. However, I
can't promise that all Wacom models will work, particularly newer
models, so it depends on
Thanks. There are a lot of pen tablets of Wacom, Huion, XP-PEN etc. I also
found a manufacturer Kumadori that is a new manufacturer and sells a
relatively cheap, functional pen tablet. There is a $50 Wacom simple pen
tablet but that lacks some functions.
They are usually under $100. I got to
> I can afford to get a pen tablet. I checked h-node but there seemed no
> reported graphic tablets. Do those both all pen tablets and all LCD
> graphic tablets require proprietary something?
It seems that h-node does not have a section for pen tablets. However,
searching the web it looks like
There are two types of drawing tablets. One is called pen tablets in Japanese
language. This type has no display, so we have to draw sort of blindly in a
certain sense. Another type is called LCD (graphic) tablets and this type has
display and we can draw fruits on the display directly. I do
You should have heard of Pepper & Carrot, a webcomic composed using
free/libre software (mainly Krita on GNU/Linux) and released under free/libre
license (non-copyleft CC BY).
> I've wanted to get into drawing with Krita, but I suck at it.
Yeah I am also pretty sure you are not cut out for drawing. I might be
willing to take the X200t at your asking price. I hope for your
consideration.
On 12/24/2019 06:48 AM, softwden...@disroot.org wrote:
> Krita seems to be interesting.
Some moderately popular furry artists use Krita for their work. I
should make a collection of who uses it, so I can showcase it.
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I have an X200 tablet with Trisquel and MATE. I can draw on it, and
I've wanted to get into drawing with Krita, but I suck at it.
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Thank you. I got a strong inrerest in W700/ds and found two on ebay. One was
$700 and another one was $900. I absolutely cannot afford to get one. If I
could, I would rather get Talos II. I do not have that much expectations of
the ability of the computer graphics. And I could not find both
X200t and W700/ds are perfect for your application. Built-in digitizer pen
support and usable Atheros card even with original BIOS. They
For software, install minimized Trisquel base system with KDE, and you can
run Krita "natively".
Note: the Atheros card for X200/s/t, T400/s, R400,
2019 will end soon. I would like to know the best environment on Trisquel.
The best hardwares including stylus, software, etc. Would you mind
recommending or sharing the good equipment?
As my current wants, I would like to use the current thinnest top of a
stylus. And I would like to express
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