两款绘图软件比较 Gimp vs Krita

配好了绘图板之后，手一直痒痒的。之前看着Photoshop绘图教程，在Painter上作画，感觉还不错。但是一直是想转移到Linux下面来的，指示软件硬件一直都没有配好。现在硬件好了，还是看软件。

首先得说一下我的情况，这代表我的立场。我主要应用是徒手作画，图像处理方面则不怎么要求。我常用的工具就是画笔，喷枪和涂抹。另外我当然希望软件对绘图板能够很好得支持，事实上~~我对Painter对绘图板的支持不是非常的满意~~，我的手写板最近才更新了一次Vista驱动，修正了若干bug，包括lag。

两个软件我都就自己的需要尝试了一下，版本为
Gimp 2.4.6
Krita 2.0a6

那么分别说一下各自的优缺点吧

Gimp:
优点：支持文件格式多，工具多
缺点：总觉得界面不够友好

Krita:
优点：绘图板响应虽然有点慢，但是出来的线条非常好看，比如Pixel Brush
缺点：适合手绘的工具较少，也没有我喜欢的三角形＋环形的颜色拾取器。使用RGB模板经常Crash

当然了也很有可能我对软件的挖掘还不够。目前暂时考虑用Gimp画一幅试试看。

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