Some parts of G’Mic are still unstable on Windows, for instance interactive colorize because we ship the current 1.6.0.0 beta of G’Mic. From Vista and up, Windows 7 and up is recommended. OpenSUSE users can use the new OBS repositories:.Ubuntu and derivatives can use Krita Lime, as usual:.Distributions are expected to create packages for their bleeding edge repositories.Without all your support, whether through direct donations, Steam sales, the Kickstarter campaign, the work of testers and bug reporters and documentation, tutorial, translation and code contributors, Krita would never have gotten this far! So, thanks and hugs all around!
Overview of New Features and Release Notes So, be prepared… Wolthera and Scott have prepared a big, big overview of all the changes for you: Creative painting in HDR more is now not just possible, it’s fun. Krita can now open more than one image in a window, and show an image in more than one view or window. Some of the new features took more than two years to implement, and others are a direct result of your support!Įleven of the twelve Kickstarter-funded features are in, and we’ll be doing the last one for the next 2.9 release - 2.9.1. Dozens of new features, improved functions, fixed bugs, spit and polish all over the place. We published Krita on Steam, we showed off Krita at SIGGRAPH, we got Krita reviewed in ImagineFX, gaining the Artist’s choice accolade - and we got our first Kickstarter campaign more than funded, too! This meant that more work has gone into Krita than ever before.Īnd it shows: here are the results. The culmination of over eight months of work, Krita 2.9 is the biggest Krita release until now! It’s so big, we can’t just do the release announcement in only one page, we’ve had to split it up into separate pages! Last year, 2014, was a huge year for Krita.
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