It's time to stop floating by on the "free" version and give something back. Next month it might be ClipX, or Beyond Compare, or RegexBuddy, or TimeSnapper. Share the love by sending money to the person/shop/organization that created it. If it's not commercial software, don't let that stop you. Stop reading this post right now and buy that software.
Something that makes using the computer that much more enjoyable. Something you recommend without reservation to friends and peers. Last year, I declared December 1st "Support Your Favorite Small Software Vendor" day.Ĭheck your hard drive, and I'm sure you, too, will find some bit of software written by a small software development shop, maybe even a single developer. It's the complete package.īut enough of my gushing about how great Paint.NET is. Not only is the UI actually friendly, modern, and easy to use, but the whole thing is so polished: the installer, the website, the tutorials and forums. Imagine my surprise when Paint.NET turned out to be. I'lll admit that I had low expectations based on the abysmal user interfaces I've experienced in other open source projects.
In my continuing quest for a decently full-featured graphics editor that hasn't succumbed to feature bloat, I recently installed Paint.NET for the first time.
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