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KDE's Krita 3.0 Officially Released

Written by Michael Larabel in KDE on 31 May 2016 at 07:06 AM EDT. 5 Comments

It feels like it took an eternity in retrospect, but the Krita 3.0 release of this KDE sketching and digital painting program is now available.

Krita 3.0 is the release that's ported to KF5/Qt5, offers initial support for animation, instant preview support, and dozens of other features were added.

Those interested in learning more about this wonderful open-source drawing/painting program can visit the official release announcement at Krita.org.

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