>Adobe will force you to accept TOS to uninstall their apps
GIMPchads we're winning
Also, I find Krita much easier to use than GIMP. Maybe if I want to git gud at redrawing I will try it.
@RustyCrab @mischievoustomato @Zergling_man @MoeBritannica
Photoshop wasn't perfect at that either, it just got gradually better with time. I wonder if GIMP and friends are any good now when you're preparing something for actual printing, usually you don't give two shits about this stuff when you're doing images for web, but free tools used to be rather bad when working with colour profiles and all that 🤔
@Zergling_man @RustyCrab @mischievoustomato @MoeBritannica
True, but if you're a designer, you have to do that too — and if you still have to pay for Adobe stuff, it makes sense to use it for everything: it integrates really well and you don't have to think about format interoperability.
@RustyCrab @mischievoustomato @Zergling_man @MoeBritannica
That is a valid question — I don't have an answer for that.
Some probably value their work low enough and don't care, some fool themselves into believing that Adobe has dignity and they won't see AI-generated derivatives of their designs in weeks from now, and some… will sue them sooner or later 🤣
@RustyCrab @mischievoustomato @Zergling_man @MoeBritannica
That definitely looks like an attempt to protect themselves from lawsuits, but I doubt it would be that smooth. Maybe not in US, but in some jurisdictions it might be against the law — even if they put it on the terms. At some point EU will probably still sue the shit out of them and to settle, they would back down at least on some of it. And same as with GDPR for US companies, it would happen worldwide.
