Check the link if you want to read about the nightmares… CodeĪnd we coded… A lot. We get too many bug reports that are actually user support requests, but apart from that, it’s a never ending stream of things that need to be cleaned up. With these releases came improved brush outlines while painting, new features for the color smudge brush, watercolor brush presets, new filters, extended scripting support, the snapshot docker, a magnetic selection tool, new fill layers, new features for the pixel brush engine, mesh gradients, mesh transforms, improvements to the gradients - and much, much more, as well as hundreds of bug fixes. So, what did we do? In the first place, we made four releases: Krita 4.2.9, 4.3.0, 4.4.0 and 4.4.1, and now we’re working on 4.4.2. It feels surreal to think we actually had a real, physical development sprint - in February. That shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone. Some of us have had some extended periods of down time, or have been less productive, both because of the effect of the different pandemic measures all over the world, and because it was at times really hard to stay motivated and find the energy for coding. It feels strange to write that, but it might reassure some of our readers. First off: none of the Krita developers has died this year. The last day of the year… So, let’s look back a bit.
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