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Gimp 3.0.8 is officially released 🥳
(www.gimp.org)
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Valiant efforts, but I hope Adobe and their software die a horrible death.
As a Linux user and sysadmin: I fully agree. Death to Adobe.
As someone who lives in our current corporate hellscape: unfortunately Adobe software is one of if not the biggest software hurdle preventing Linux adoption for a lot of people. Getting their suite working, even if it's only older versions, would be a huge boon for us.