None of us is exactly getting rich, but we’re getting by. Krita has participated in every edition of Google Summer of Code since the beginning.īut these days, there are four people working on Krita full-time, thanks to donations, the development fund (which we’re working on to revamp a bit and make it more useful to supporters, too), the Windows Store and the Steam Store. Then there are this year’s four Google Summer of Code students, who are all making good progress in their projects. So, how does Krita’s development work these days? Well, there are the many people who work on Krita as volunteers, which has always been the mainstay of Krita development.
#Reddit krita unable to update to 4.2 manual
Hence we created a manual page on reporting bugs! But there are also many helpful bug reports that give us a chance to improve things. Honesty compels us to say that many of those reports are not so very valuable: there are many people with broken systems who report problems that we cannot solve in Krita, and many people report bugs without telling us anything at all. We’re still fixing bugs like crazy, helped by long-standing community member Ivan Yossi, who started fixing bugs full-time in May, too.īut then, we’re also getting a crazy number of bug reports.
We skipped reporting on May, because doing a release takes a lot of time and effort and concentration! And then we had to do a bugfix release in the first week of June the next release, Krita 4.2.2, will be out by the end of this month.
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