Paint.NET 3.05 Beta
Posted by Mihai Asmanow on 26 March 2007 - 11:08 · 17 comments & 6786 views
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#2 Posted by SkyyPunk on 26 Mar 2007 - 12:08
- yay! maybe this will fix my cpu jumping to 100% when running it
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#4 Posted by madkingsoup on 26 Mar 2007 - 13:08
- All I want is not to have to use the Windows print engine...
And faster startup.
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#5 Posted by SacrificialSoldier on 26 Mar 2007 - 17:08
- If you want perfection pay for it! Get photoshop.
If you want a free alternative to perfection get this and stop complaining
If you want an imitation of perfection get GIMP! -
#5.1 Posted by Elactos on 26 Mar 2007 - 17:39
- Quote - (SacrificialSoldier said @ #5)If you want perfection pay for it! Get photoshop.
If you want a free alternative to perfection get this and stop complaining
If you want an imitation of perfection get GIMP!
Nobody is complaining.
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#6 Posted by Cyberkiller on 26 Mar 2007 - 17:31
- Paint.Net is awesome, im glad to see the progression.
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#7 Posted by +Shadrack on 26 Mar 2007 - 18:09
- Paint.NET is awesome. Still no arrow tool, though. Dang...I was told by a developer on the forum that we'd see an arrow head option for the line tool "soon." I really could use that. Besides that Paint.NET is an awesome utility.
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#7.1 Posted by skizatch on 27 Mar 2007 - 00:15
- The plan for the 3.xx releases is to drain a lot of the feature backlog we've accrued over the last 3 years. Since v4.00 is going to be an enormous effort (and therefore a long release schedule) this is a great time for us to do that. So ... don't worry, it's coming! I find myself needing that functionality too from time to time.
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#8 Posted by Intelman on 26 Mar 2007 - 19:03
- All applications need to use Vista's new Open/Save dialogue. I love the search box! I hope many more apps do not forget that important detail.
New: In Windows Vista, the new-style Save/Open dialogs are used
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#10 Posted by virtorio on 26 Mar 2007 - 21:16
- Got to love Paint.NET. Thanks for the update.
Last edited by virtorio on 26 Mar 2007 - 22:32
(Usually it is typo'd as Pain.NET)-
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#11 Posted by RudyJ on 27 Mar 2007 - 02:56
- Now that I know how much the new PS CS3 is going to cost I think it's about time I jumped over to this.
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#12 Posted by Broke Busta on 28 Mar 2007 - 10:44
- I already have Photoshop, but one day, I'll try this. One day!
Changes:
This is a minor update that adds a new effect, improves certain parts of the user interface, and fixes a few minor bugs.
* New: Pencil Sketch effect
* New: In Windows Vista, the new-style Save/Open dialogs are used
* Changed: The View->Units, Image->Flip, Image->Rotate, and Layers->Flip submenus have been "flattened" (their commands were moved out into the View, Image, Image, and Layers menus respectively)
* Improved: Download size reduced by about 300 KB by using PNGOUT
* Improved: Some uses of confusing "MessageBox" style dialogs have been changed to a much friendlier "TaskDialog" style interface
* Improved: When changing the language, Paint.NET can now restart itself automatically
* Improved: Performance for Move Selected Pixels tool for quad-core systems
* Removed: The "Clear History" button has been removed because it was not very useful
* Fixed: Sometimes the Colors window would get "lost" between sessions of Paint.NET
* Fixed: Stack-overflow crash when using certain effects, such as Gaussian Blur, on very large images with certain settings (such as a 200 pixel radius)
* Fixed: When cancelling the multi-image Unsaved Changes dialog, the input focus was sometimes confused
* Changed: Renamed PdnLib.dll to PaintDotNet.Core.dll
* Fixed: Very rare race condition in background thumbnail renderer