For fuss-free image editing on the Linux desktop, the Paint.NET-inspired Pinta remains a capable choice — and a beta of the upcoming release is now available for testing. Pinta 3.1 adds to its (already well-stocked) set of features with new effects, tools and options to broaden the app’s audience. Performance tweaks help to reduce memory usage when working with zoomed-in images, which is also welcome. A new axonometric grid option is available in the View > Canvas Grid… dialog, along with a stepper to set a grid size. Axonometric grids are commonly used for creating isometric art as they help […]

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