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  • alyth@lemmy.worldtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldLOL
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    or traditional Fedora, which also has often unstable packages, dnf is often unusable

    My experience with dnf is that it’s slow as molasses but your average computer user isn’t gonna install 10 new CLI apps per day /j

    I’ve used Discover (dnf or flatpack backend) and you can install just about any software with 1 click. It takes a minute to install but that’s fine.






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    5 months ago

    so I can figure out how to export a PNG.

    1. File > Export As
    2. Under ‘Select File Type’ choose png, or name the file anything ending in .png
    3. Click Export. Leave the settings as-is or tweak them if you know what you’re doing
    4. Confirm

    I spent five hours trying to merge some layers

    1. Right Click the Layer
    2. In the context menu, click Merge Down

    Your examples suck. Got any real examples?









  • alyth@lemmy.worldOPtolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldtoxic help forum
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    Is anything I quoted untrue?

    You basically quoted thin air: “more features […] for a wide range of advanced editing tasks”. You probably know more than what’s written there, but from my perspective I haven’t learned one concrete feature that PS offers over Affinity. It’s typical SEO spam, which rewards swaths of text with little to zero information density.


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    This is probably also pretty easy with some CLI tool.

    This is one of the few image tasks I do on the CLI xD

    Stack two images horizontally (left and right)

    convert a.jpg b.jpg +append horizontal.jpg

    Stack two images vertically (top and bottom)

    convert a.jpg b.jpg -append vertical.jpg

    Images are not the same dimensions? Use gravity to align them at the center and make the unused space transparent

    convert a.jpg b.jpg -background transparent -gravity center +append horizontal.png