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Re: Krita still sucks...
by ExKritaUser on Saturday 29/Mar/2008, @09:45
Unfortunately, he/she is correct. Another example of the kind of software that is a road paved with good intentions... and never hath hell so much fury. Grossly over complicates the simplest things.

Ex. an eraser is a concept I thought I was familiar with. Used 'em like crazy, no doubt (i.e. yes, I make plenty of mistakes--BUT I ERASE THEM!). But thanks to krita, it's like meeting the eraser all over again. Click on it, touch your picture, and presto!, the whole thing turns purple. Huh?

This is why Microsoft, bad as it is, still makes sense to 80% of the world's computing population. And they PAY for it.
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Re: Krita still sucks...
by Boudewijn Rempt on Saturday 29/Mar/2008, @16:31
Er...

I think you accidentally clicked, two or three years after the posting you replied to, on the "selection eraser" tool. Which erases bits of the current selection. If you want to erase bit of your painting, choose the eraser from the combobox in the topmost toolbar. (And yes, that's similar to the way a famous Windows application works.)
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