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Or... Where did my Krita go? For about five years, until 2005, Krita was developed in KDE's CVS repository. In 2005, it moved to subversion. And now, in 2010, …

Towards the First Release Candidate (inches at a time) You might be feeling that we're twiddling our thumbs in the Krita community -- but nothing could be less …

Well... Krita 2.3 hasn't been released yet. The third beta has been tagged this week, and will be released soon. Lots of bug fixes there! But there are still a …

So, quite silently (because I was too lazy^Wbusy to write the announcement) Krita 2.3 beta 2 has been released. However, we had to decide to have another beta …

Release So... Where do we stand with our release preparations. There are still quite a few hurdles to take: we are at 68 bugs now, of which there is 1 critical, …

An app isn't just about development and developers. Users are just as important. And Krita has reached a really cool milestone: the first comic book page done …

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 …