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[Lifehacker: Mac OS X] GIMP 2.6 Adds 32-Bit Support, GUI Improvements: What most of us are seriously looking forward to, however, is the serious user interface overhaul promised for future editions. Let's hear from our GIMP, and Photoshop, users: What must-have feature is still missing from the open-source .

[Tech-Informer.com] Twitter Updates for 2010-06-27: ... Save Your Desktop Icons Layout and Wallpaper - http://ow.ly/1wYPR #; Apple WebKit undergoes major overhaul to bring Chrome-like per-tab processes, and more - http://ow.ly/1wYQq #; Posterous Upgrades Post Editor for Simple Multimedia ...

[gHacks technology news, Software And Internet Tips For The Geek In You] Photoshop “skin” for Gimp: I do like the Gimp, and it is a decent free alternative to Adobe Photoshop, although not a replacement for serious developers. For the home user, it is cool, but imho, the gui needs a serious overhaul.

[TuxRadar -] How to get Linux in your office | TuxRadar Linux: It also has the advantage of being available for Windows, which might help if you want to run it alongside Photoshop for a while, but we can't wholeheartedly recommend it as a Photoshop replacement until the long-promised GUI overhaul materialises (this is planned for the next release, version 2.8) and it gets a lot easier to use.

[Signal vs. Noise] Ask 37signals: Why OS X and not Linux? - (37signals): As a convert from Linux (Gnome) to OSX I ’ve been amazed with the emphasis that OSX developers put on the UI (take TextMate and Quicksilver for example) – where as, with Linux, the interface in general feels less intuitive, and too content with that functionality over form principle that has seemed to be an unwritten law of Unix-based systems since the beginning.

[Tech Drive-in] 12 Things New About Upcoming Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx | Tech Drive-in: In Canonical's observation, most of the users don't ever use the advanced functionalities of GIMP and all their basic image manipulation needs are met with other applications. Again, you can always install GIMP with a few clicks using Ubuntu Software Centre, and so IMO, this is not going to be a big deal for most of us.

[Gina Trapani's Amazon Blog] GIMP 2.6 Adds 32-Bit Support, GUI Improvements [Featured Download]: Let's hear from our GIMP, and Photoshop, users: What must-have feature is still missing from the open-source editor? What would you do differently if you were in charge of interface design?

[religious freedom] GIMP: GIMP 1.2 offered internationalization options, improved installation dialogs, many bug fixes (in GIMP and GTK+), overhauled plug-ins, reduced memory leaks and reorganized menus. New plug-ins included GIMPressionist, Sphere Designer, .

[John Nack on Adobe] John Nack on Adobe : Photoshop, as seen through Johnny Cash: We've sometimes debated whether it would be useful to break S4W (as we abbreviate it) out if its modal box, integrating it into Photoshop as the core features were in ImageReady--multiple optimized views, an optimization palette, etc. The thing is, though, that S4W right now gives you everything you need (and nothing you don't) for the task it addresses, putting you essentially into a workspace that's tailored to the task.

[The _khAttAm_ blog] What's new in Ubuntu 10.04 Ubuntu Lucid Lynx - Download Daily ...: Compiz config settings manager or Simple ccsm are currently installable in older versions of Ubuntu with compiz via package .Ubuntu has gone a theme and brand overhaul changing the default looks for Ubuntu, its logos and much more.

[天外流星] what you need for ogre - 流星 - CSDN博客: From the webpage: "ZIG is a free, LGPL licensed, extendable client-server game engine. Besides networking, it provides support for other features like: logging, an interactive debug console, timing control (for client framerates and server packet rates), automatic downloading of game files from server to client, etc.

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