If you’ve been using Linux graphics tools for a while, you’ve probably rotated between Gimp, Inkscape, DarkTable, RawTherapee—and at some point, landed on Pinta as that lightweight, no-nonsense drawing and editing tool. For many users, Pinta has always been the closest thing to Paint.NET on Linux: simple, fast, and predictable.

But with the arrival of Pinta 3.x, things have changed—and not everyone is happy about it.

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Linux users often find themselves searching for solid alternatives to popular Windows applications. Just like people look for replacements for tools such as OnlyOffice 9.3, the pwd command, Notepad++ on Linux, Vim, or features like split screen in Vim, the same situation appears when it comes to simple but capable image editors. One of the most common questions is: what is the best alternative to Paint.NET on Linux?

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