What is Gpaint?
gpaint, a lightweight painting program for the GNOME desktop environment, provides a straightforward and intuitive interface for basic image creation and manipulation tasks. Modeled after the classic Microsoft Paint application, gpaint offers a focused set of drawing tools, including options for creating ovals, freehand shapes, polygons, and text, with the ability to fill or add shadows to closed shapes. Users can also cut and paste selected regions or polygons, and the program supports preliminary printing functionality through the GNOME printing system. Featuring a modern, user-friendly design with accessible tool and color palettes, gpaint enables users to work on multiple images within a single instance of the application, while retaining the full range of image processing capabilities inherited from its predecessor, xpaint
Highlights
- Drawing tools for creating ovals, freehand shapes, polygons, and text
- Fill and shadow options for closed shapes
- Cut and paste functionality for selected regions or polygons
- Preliminary print support using the GNOME print system
- Multiple-image editing in a single program instance
- Inherits image processing features from the xpaint application
Platforms
- Linux
- BSD
Languages
- English
Features
Image Processing
Drawing 2D
Digital Painting
