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Interesting. Tried this out and while it *looks* identical to Photoshop, it's missing most of the functionality under the hood. Hit weird bugs and behavior pretty quickly. Still, maybe a good start? Bit eyebrow raising that this funnels to a "buy our image generation tokens" effort tho.

Everyday we should blow a kiss to the sky that QGIS is as robust, powerful, and *useful* as it is. Gimp weeps.

Good. I remember when I'd need to set aside a day to install dependencies and get QGIS up and running on a new system. Then, one new laptop, in the time since I'd last installed it they'd made it easy! And I was like "Oh. I can recommend this to people, now!"