For almost two decades, Microsoft Paintbrush was effectively the last word in paint software in India, and virtually every urban Indian child's first digital painting canvas.
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I loved that program, it was so simple and I’m still using it today, although I’ve switched to Linux ages ago. If you’re a Linux user and want Paint back, you have to look for “KolourPaint”, it’s a copy of MS Paint plus some really neat improvements, but not too much. A perfect balance between simplicity and usefulness.
I loved that program, it was so simple and I’m still using it today, although I’ve switched to Linux ages ago. If you’re a Linux user and want Paint back, you have to look for “KolourPaint”, it’s a copy of MS Paint plus some really neat improvements, but not too much. A perfect balance between simplicity and usefulness.