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After more than half a year of really hard work, the Krita team is proud to announce the first beta release of Krita 2.3, codenamed Benka.

Hey everyone! Bugsbane filling in here for Boud, this time so hopefully you'll forgive the inevitable errors and omissions... especially if you coded what I …

Hey everyone! Bugsbane filling in here for Boud, this time so hopefully you'll forgive the inevitable errors and omissions... especially if you coded what I …

Today is the final day of the Google Summer of Code period. For Krita, this year's Google Summer of Code has been an amazing success. The ming boggles at the …

The most memorable occasion in the past weekend was also a very joyous one: Cyrille Berger were married in Kalix, Sweden! I am sure that every reader will join …

A period of relative quiet, when most Google Summer of Code students were busy working on the algorithms for the second part of gsoc project: Marc Pegon on …

Sixty-eight commits last week -- and thanks to the untiring work of the latest tester to join Krita, Animtim, we're at 71 bugs. In week 28, the Krita team …

Today Krita 2.2.1 has been released. There are some useful bug fixes, and if you had installed 2.2.0 in Debian or Kubuntu, you'll probably have received the …

Week 27 saw about 40 commits to Krita. Especially Sven Langkamp did a lot of cleaning up in our bug list, so we're at 59 bugs now, despite having received quite …

I'm writing from my hotel room in Tampere, Finland where I am attending Akademy. Soon, Lukáš Tvrdý will be giving his presentation on writing brush engines for …

Last week, Krita development really picked up, and if today's commit rate is anything to go buy, this week will be just as good! We had fifty commits in week …

Joining a free software project like Krita can be immensely rewarding! Krita is being created by an international community of developers, artists, web gurus …