[Best Paint.net alternative for Mac?]

You're not the only one in this predicament, ex. http://lifehacker.co...ould-be-on-macs

The best recommendation I have is, honestly, to buy a copy of Parallels Desktop, http://www.parallels.com , and run Paint.NET in its emulated environment. They make it so that the Paint.NET window looks like an app that's running on your Mac desktop. Imagine taking a screenshot of your Mac desktop, then pasting in a screenshot of just Paint.NET, and there you go.

Performance is good. It works pretty well and will also let you run any other Windows software that you may need or prefer to use.

Thanks a lot, I will consider that as a pretty good option.

Do you know if you guys are working on making a Mac version sometime in the near future?

[Best Paint.net alternative for Mac?]

Hi,

I have been an avid paint.net user for a very long time. However, I recently upgraded my PC to a Mac. But unfortunately, paint.net does not have a Mac alternative. Do you know any good alternatives to paint.net that are extremely similar and able to work on Mac? Thanks in advanced.

-Titan38

[How to make a black and white to nothing gradient?]

http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=26970

Thank you! I knew I saw that post before, but I couldn't remember the name of it!!

[How to make a black and white to nothing gradient?]

Sorry for the poor title. But, what I would like to do is have a bunch of images on a page. Then, have a gradient of sorts over the top of them, so that the left side of the pictures is all black and white, and as it moves over to the right side, they gradually get their full color back. Does that make sense? I am not sure how I would go about doing that...