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How is Photoshop performance on WinApps?
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Don't forget krita, as far as I am concerned they have feature parity with Photoshop, so long as you have no interest in ai features
Frankly the open source ai projects for krita are better than Photoshop
The only one I'm aware of requires a GPU with 6Gb of vram, which sadly I do not have, I would very much like a background removal utility that is run locally
The only one I'm aware of requires a GPU with 6Gb of vram, which sadly I do not have, I would very much like a background removal utility that is run locally
That sounds like a major selling point. I’ll need to check that out.
Do you use it? Do you know if it has some of the features I need the most?:
You seem to be a bit more advanced than I am, I have only ever used kritas version of smart objects, & perspective distort, but I don't know about the others you mentioned.