recomend a simple image editor!

[Stix]

Hi id like to know what the community would recommend as a good (and simple) image editor.
i already know about gimp, but i have yet to figure it out and dont wnat to wait to make textures.

[sfan5]

Paint.NET is advanced enough while still being somewhat simple.
https://www.getpaint.net/

[hajo]

good (and simple) image editor.

For simple things with graphics, I use IrfanView.

It is a nice imageviewer that can manipulate images (resize, color, contrast, insert text etc),
and it also has a paintmode.

[Stix]

Paint.NET is advanced enough while still being somewhat simple.
https://www.getpaint.net/

i would need at least windows-7, but i run xubuntu.

[hajo]

image editor .. i run xubuntu.

in that case, look for advice at places like this:
* http://www.upubuntu.com/2011/03/eight-i ... l-and.html
* https://itsfoss.com/image-applications-ubuntu-linux

[MineYoshi]

You can use MTpaint if you wish: http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/
It runs in Linux and Windows.

[dawgdoc]

i would need at least windows-7, but i run xubuntu.

Open Synaptic and enter paint in the search window. You should receive at least 8 returns.

--- I have heard people recommend Pinta in the past.

[Stix]

thx everyone for the advice, but in the end i couldnt find a good one so i just went ahead and learned how to create pixel-art using Gimp.

[TumeniNodes]

thx everyone for the advice, but in the end i couldnt find a good one so i just went ahead and learned how to create pixel-art using Gimp.

In all honesty, if you will just be doing simple pixel work, Gimp is your best choice.

Inkscape is a very useful tool to have as well.

Krita is very good too. It has settings which make it very easy to design a seamless texture.

But I would stick to using Gimp for a while, get to know it, there are plenty of places on the web to get written and video tutorials, etc., and it just has all the basics you will need.
If you try to learn too much at once, you can make it harder on yourself, and chance getting burnout, quickly.

[Felfalido]

If you want something similar to MS Paint, but more advanced, try Kolourpaint.

If you want a good alternative for Paint.NET, give a try to Pinta.

[Byakuren]

There's mypaint