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This is Jehan Pages, the top developer behind GIMP, a free open source photo editor. Adobe executives hate Jehan. Because of his hard work, Adobe lost millions of dollars

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This is Jehan Pages, the top developer behind GIMP, a free open source photo editor. Adobe executives hate Jehan. Because of his hard work, Adobe lost millions of dollars

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4 months ago
Gimp was nice but the color balance always made images look dirty.
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  Are you sure you’re using gimp and not a VCR?
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    26 days ago
    Omg Just shot milk out my nose.

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