Both Photoshop and GIMP support layers, It is easy to add a new layer and Minipulate it in photoshop. In GIMP I really need to look for it...
I think too many people are basing their comments on older versions of The GIMP. I'm using 2.2 and it's pretty good if you ask me. e.g. To add a layer click the Layer Menu then New Layer. If that's not intuitive I don't know what is.
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I've been using the beta version of 2.0 for a few weeks now and I think the user interface is a vast improvement. I've used The Gimp on a regular basis previously because it's great for the majority of graphics stuff. But I used to get a bit sick of right-clicking the image to get a menu in the old version. Simply adding a menu bar above the image has made a huge difference for me, not to mention the new docking features to reduce onscreen clutter etc. Top work guys !
I think this comes down to some confusion on the reporter's behalf. The tracks on an Audio CD are not actually ".cda format files". to quote another site... "The cda files you see when you view an audio CD in your computer are created internally by the CD-ROM device driver and do not actually exist on the CD itself. They are only 44 bytes in size and contain track times that help programs like the CD Player and Media Player determine what part of the CD to play. They make it possible to drag-and-drop a track for playback."
This could be the best thing to happen for Mozilla. Imagine the numbers of converts once people hear that they can get rid of those annoying full-screen ads just by switching to Mozilla. bye bye IE !
The C64 was my first computer and I'll never forget the day I got it home from the shop and powered on to 16 glorous colours. I don't know if I'd be doing what I do now (programming, or even reading slashdot) if it wasn't for the C64.
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I've been using the beta version of 2.0 for a few weeks now and I think the user interface is a vast improvement. I've used The Gimp on a regular basis previously because it's great for the majority of graphics stuff. But I used to get a bit sick of right-clicking the image to get a menu in the old version. Simply adding a menu bar above the image has made a huge difference for me, not to mention the new docking features to reduce onscreen clutter etc. Top work guys !
I think this comes down to some confusion on the reporter's behalf. The tracks on an Audio CD are not actually ".cda format files". to quote another site... "The cda files you see when you view an audio CD in your computer are created internally by the CD-ROM device driver and do not actually exist on the CD itself. They are only 44 bytes in size and contain track times that help programs like the CD Player and Media Player determine what part of the CD to play. They make it possible to drag-and-drop a track for playback."
This could be the best thing to happen for Mozilla. Imagine the numbers of converts once people hear that they can get rid of those annoying full-screen ads just by switching to Mozilla. bye bye IE !
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The C64 was my first computer and I'll never forget the day I got it home from the shop and powered on to 16 glorous colours. I don't know if I'd be doing what I do now (programming, or even reading slashdot) if it wasn't for the C64.