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    PhotoSuite Launches as Free Photoshop-Like Open-Source Editor●PhotoSuite is a free, open-source image editor for Linux, Windows, and macOS, offering a Photoshop-like workflow and natMmastodonTechnologySoftware266 h ago

    A new free, open-source image editor called PhotoSuite is drawing attention for offering a Photoshop-like workflow with native PSD and PSB file support. It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS, making it a notable option for users seeking a no-cost alternative to Adobe's software across all three desktop platforms.

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    Open Source Rust Replacements for Adobe Apps Draw Attention●Whatever your opinion on LLM-assisted coding is, this is impressive, and in my opinion super useful. Open source replaceMmastodonTechnologySoftware410 h ago

    A developer community is highlighting open source replacements for seven popular Adobe applications, including Photoshop, written in Rust. The projects reportedly aim for full feature parity with Adobe's software within a month. Commenters describe the effort as impressive and genuinely useful, whatever one's stance on LLM-assisted coding, with debate expected over whether open alternatives can truly match Adobe's tools.

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    Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra debuts as first Android tablet with Photoshop●Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra is the first Android tablet with Photoshop, at $1,399✉newsTechnologyMobile3 d ago

    Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra has been announced as the first Android tablet to support Adobe Photoshop, with a starting price of $1,399. The move marks a notable step for Android tablets in creative professional workflows, an area long dominated by iPads and Windows devices. Commenters are weighing whether the high price and Photoshop support make it a genuine alternative for designers and artists.

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