• TurboWafflz@lemmy.world
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    hey at least they’re containing it over in a weird project instead of submitting ai code to gimp

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      Honestly not sure I prefer this era of “I create a custom fork of every tool I can imagine instead of Google searching for existing FOSS”

  • Em Adespoton@lemmy.ca
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    So now we get to see how AI holds up against the patent system, which doesn’t care who wrote what.

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      I honestly see this copyright failure to kind of mark a massive decline in the US. Not that I loved the copyright system, but they protected patents and intellectual property like crazy and now they gave up.

      We’re the kind of country where I wouldn’t be surprised to see people selling bootleg movies and games on the street for a quick buck. It’s a symptom of a failing economy and bureaucracy that won’t regulate anything.

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        they protected patents and intellectual property like crazy and now they gave up.

        I don’t think this is true, lawsuits just take a long time. And I wish this was true, at least for software patents. Those should NOT exist.

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    Aren’t most of the people that are ‘stuck’ on Adobe stuck because they have a workflow that involves eg. full support for high-end digital cameras, asset management stuff like Bridge, full colour-matching support for high-end printing systems; and having it all work together well enough that it can reliably power media businesses from small to large? That’s usually the functionality gaps that are not well-served by open-source alternatives, and what’s allowing Adobe to price gouge and push unwelcome licenses through.

    The issue is not that we don’t have enough half-baked clones of the Photoshop UI where only half the buttons work. That kind of completely misunderstands why businesses are stuck on Adobe.

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    UI and feel wise, its good. Actually its shit most of the features are broken or half work. I cross my fingers it gets good and adobe tries to take action.

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    I’ve been using Darktable and GIMP for my entirely free workflow with RAW images. I enjoy the tinkering. Will watch this with interest.

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    ‘Software’ won’t be over, but reverse-engineering of EXPENSIVE programs is bound to affect how many get developed & sold!

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    It’s still slop, but potentially being used for good for once.