Krita 🖌️ is now available on the macOS store.
If you are an #Apple #Mac user, you can now install KDE’s powerful #painting program @Krita directly to your #macOS-powered machine.
Read why it took so long and how to avoid scammy knock-offs (of which there are quite few) here:
@kde@floss.social @Krita @kde@lemmy.kde.social Does this mean that Krita might come to the iPad *before* Apple is forced to open its ecosystem by EU regulations?
@zlender02 @kde@floss.social @Krita @kde@lemmy.kde.social as soon as EU gatekeeping regulations get passed, it’s gonna be fascinating what developers (particular FOSS) can accomplish without Apple’s absurd developer fees.
How does the licensing for this work? My understanding was that apple’s policies weren’t compatible with GPL.
@kde@floss.social @Krita @kde@lemmy.kde.social is an iOS release planned?
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@kde@floss.social @Krita @kde@lemmy.kde.social Doesn’t exactly say why it took so long, just that it took a while due to sandboxing. Would have liked to see a write up on that process…
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@Bro666 I mean what specific resources did krita need access to and why was it so hard to sandbox.
