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KDE does not seem to publish Windows versions of it. I assume there would be little point in releasing a Windows version, since Windows already has MS Paint by default.
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I’d like to add Quick Draw Everywhere to the line-up (although it’s an android app)
IDK if this helps but there’s also JSPaint which is a pretty close approximation in the browser.
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It’s just available for GNU, but thanks anyway.
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Wonderful. This is perfect. Thanks so much!
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I was recommending KolourPaint but I realized it has already been recommended by someone else so I deleted it.
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I don’t know if it’s too complicated or not, but I’d say give paint.net a try if you’re using Windows: https://www.getpaint.net/index.html
Oooh of course! It’s not exactly Open-Source, but it’s free and really good. Cheers.
If Windows XP level of MS Paint is good enough, I believe KDE’s Kolourpaint is something you might want.
oh, but is there a Windows version or something similar?
KDE does not seem to publish Windows versions of it. I assume there would be little point in releasing a Windows version, since Windows already has MS Paint by default.
YES. This is exactly what I’m talking about. Thanks so much!