I’ve played around with all four programs. I guess it just comes down to what you’re using the tool for. I can’t draw so I have no business in Krita. I’ve made logos in Inkscape and have used GIMP and Photoshop for different things. I’ll start most projects GIMP and move to a more specialized tool of I need it.

Wouldn’t Inkscape be a more similar tool to Krita?

These programs are tools you have to learn to use. A hammer is pretty simple to use but it’ll take some time before you’ve curving a marble statue.

Exactly.

The executive branch is only one part of a bigger system. Local, county, and state elections probably have a bigger impact on your lives than the presidential ones.

I live in a deep red state so my vote for President will hardly ever matter but I’ll be damned if I don’t vote against the archaic amendments that get proposed.

Can someone explain how the Earth accelerates towards an object? Is this just because objects with mass attract things?

Wouldn’t it be great if one company would get with each of the streaming services and put them under one umbrella. They could rent you a device that is mandatory for the service. While charging you a large subscription fee. Even better yet that could lock additional content behind another paywall. Direct TV and the cable companies need to hurry before someone beats them to it.

Those using Samsung, how do you get around the bloatware and redundant apps? I agree that Samsung typically has better hardware. Before they locked their bootloader I used them exclusively with custom roms to get a clean android experience. The Pixel line tends to only include the Google apps with no extra third party apps. Getting access to the latest Android versions on releases is also a big plus for me.