• Flamekebab@piefed.social
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    3 hours ago

    It’s still doing better than Krita - which I had to bail on because its levels tool doesn’t support setting the white point.

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      8 hours ago

      Naïve me it college hearing non-destructive editing was right around the corner. The corner was well over a decade. 😅

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      13 hours ago

      There’s non-destructive editing in 2.99. Not everything is non-destructive though, such as rotating and scaling. But most colors and filters are.

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    6 hours ago

    God idk what version I’m even using. I never update programs like this unless I have to. From breaking things, to confusing my workflow and moving things around; I’ve always been more frustrated than thankful. I haven’t updated Reaper in ages too and I’m certain they’re better about keeping continuity than anyone.

    Edit: lol people are mad about my own software updating habits? why and how are .worlders this way? I can’t imagine the realities they live in, and am glad so

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      41 minutes ago

      On the other hand, why did you feel the need to share this? Generally you are decreasing your security by this practice, and it’s not a good idea for others to adopt it. And no, you don’t need to understand security models and specific exploits for them to harm you

    • Leaflet@lemmy.worldOP
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      13 hours ago

      Fedora 41 is shipping the 2.99 version. And naturally will update to RC1 and later once they release.