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I see @GIMP has an official Fediverse presence, too.

@FediFollows @kdenlive @tenacity @Krita @krita_artists @kritafoundation @darktable @inkscape @[email protected] @Blender Might I suggest Faststone Image Viewer for very fast and effective image organising. (Windows only I think). You can add in other editing programmes so it will send them to that application.
I've used it in conjunction with a few editing programmes that don't have a management system. Highly effective.

They don't appear to have any social media presence though.

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thx, was looking for that list 🙂

do you know how many of them work in the web, possibly without a backend?

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If you find Inkskape & Gimp to be too UI heavy for your needs & expertise, a nice alternative is http://getpaint.net/, a free tool that is much more capable than MS Paint, without the steep learning curve of others.

It is Windows only, and is no longer open source, however.

I would recommend you give it a try.

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Many THX!

@FediFollows i am *dubious* about only suggesting open source. Of these, inkscape is definitely the most insulting to suggest anyone who uses the stuff enough to pay for it. It is the most confusing and frustrating vector editor I've ever used

It's the same as freecad: the only reason anyone could seriously use it without a major ui rework is if they have no respect for their time. Every single commercial alternative available (incl perpetual licensed) is an order of magnitude less frustrating.

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Don't forget Digikam! Open-source KDE photo management software, also ported to windows I believe.
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