Hey everyone! I've recently switched from Windows to Fedora Workstation about a month ago and I'm looking for a user-friendly photo editor. I'm a complete beginner on Linux and just need something simple for basic tasks like cropping, adding text, simple painting, and maybe some censoring features. I know GIMP is an option, but I'm not ready to dive into that just yet and would like something easier for quick edits. Any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks!
4 Answers
Honestly, GIMP can still work for quick edits if you just focus on the commands you need. It’s not as daunting as it seems; I use it for simple things like cropping images and adjusting quality.
You might want to check out Darktable. It's a bit more advanced than just basic editing, but it's a solid program for working with images and can be quite intuitive once you get the hang of it.
I played around with Pinta on Windows before, and I found it a bit limited, especially in color selection. I preferred Paint.NET for simplicity, but unfortunately, it’s Windows-only.
Have you tried Pinta? It's quite straightforward for basic tasks. If you're looking for something a bit more powerful, Krita is another option, but it has more features.
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