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You don't want to say that adding "Send photo to Flickr" or "Send photo to my Mobile Me account" in the File menu is a hard think to write in C#. Or, telling users to dig in the Program Files folder is better then adding a simple Add/Remove plugin manager? Paint in Windows 7 doesn't have pro brushes, doesn't let create them, but the default brush in Paint.Net is boring. The new features must not be pro looking, they should be easy to use.

You don't want to say that adding "Send photo to Flickr" or "Send photo to my Mobile Me account" in the File menu is a hard think to write in C#. Or, telling users to dig in the Program Files folder is better then adding a simple Add/Remove plugin manager? Paint in Windows 7 doesn't have pro brushes, doesn't let create them, but the default brush in Paint.Net is boring. The new features must not be pro looking, they should be easy to use.

I wanted this topic to be a list of things that Paint.Net should have. As I see, something went wrong. :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :?

I wanted this topic to be a list of things that Paint.Net should have. As I see, something went wrong. :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :?

NOTHING!!! Plugins are good, but the core application has to do something more than "run" them. An ideal graphic editor (or some other program) must be in-depended in it's work. Im mean that Paint.Net without plugins should also have all the required features. If someone wants more, that he or she could download them from the internet.

NOTHING!!! Plugins are good, but the core application has to do something more than "run" them. An ideal graphic editor (or some other program) must be in-depended in it's work. Im mean that Paint.Net without plugins should also have all the required features. If someone wants more, that he or she could download them from the internet.

Plugins are really wonderful, but You didn't understood what I wanted to say. I meant that Paint.Net cannot be famous because only of the plugins that it has. It has to have more built-in functions, plugins should be only additional content.

Plugins are really wonderful, but You didn't understood what I wanted to say. I meant that Paint.Net cannot be famous because only of the plugins that it has. It has to have more built-in functions, plugins should be only additional content.

More ideas: -Paint.Net will have the Ribbon view -Ads in Paint.Net (I hate them, but this could make the development process faster) -Professional gradients (like in Office 2007)

More ideas: -Paint.Net will have the Ribbon view -Ads in Paint.Net (I hate them, but this could make the development process faster) -Professional gradients (like in Office 2007)

I just want to mention that I don't want to make Paint.Net a Photoshop clone, but these are some functions that programmers should implement in Paint.Net. -Professional color adjustment (exposure, contrast, temperature, tint, sharpness...) -Professional selection tools (Magic Wand based on more criteria) -More brush types (Native Windows 7 Paint has more!!!) -More layer types and a possibility to group them By the way, Paint.Net should have: -Adobe RGB support -Ribbon design (like Office 2007) -Possibility to send photos to popular sites (Flickr, Facebook, Mobile Me...) -Add-in management (a easy way to add or remove plugins) Anyone wants to add anything?

I just want to mention that I don't want to make Paint.Net a Photoshop clone, but these are some functions that programmers should implement in Paint.Net. -Professional color adjustment (exposure, contrast, temperature, tint, sharpness...) -Professional selection tools (Magic Wand based on more criteria) -More brush types (Native Windows 7 Paint has more!!!) -More layer types and a possibility to group them By the way, Paint.Net should have: -Adobe RGB support -Ribbon design (like Office 2007) -Possibility to send photos to popular sites (Flickr, Facebook, Mobile Me...) -Add-in management (a easy way to add or remove plugins) Anyone wants to add anything?

When can I get the 3.5 alpha?

When can I get the 3.5 alpha?

I think that version 4 is going to be a great hit. What can it have? many layer types, 1000 effects and filters, Adobe RGB Support, precision selection tools... The Paint.Net developers could present a beta or a RC version.

Exactly when. Next year? Every time I open www.getpaint.net I see "Download version 3.36". Nothing newer.

In about a year no new version of Paint.Net had appeared. I'm waiting... :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :?