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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 …

Krita development is picking up speed again! We had a bit of a slow period, but it's hard to keep track of everything that's happening again, whether in trunk …

Krita development is picking up speed again! We had a bit of a slow period, but it's hard to keep track of everything that's happening again, whether in trunk …

Intro First of all, our future plans: when Lukáš is done with his exams, he will return for some more months of full-time hacking. It will be more than …

Since Krita is a KDE application, KDE e.V. sponsors activities like travel to the Libre Graphics Meeting. So, if you donate, what will your money be used for? …

Coinciding with the Libre Graphics Meeting which started today in Brussels, the Krita team proudly presents Krita 2.2! More than twelve developers have poured …