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MyPaint como alternativa Linux a MS Paint

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MyPaint can replace MS Paint for users who want a free, open‑source painting tool that supports tablets and brush dynamics, but it is not a drop‑in replacement for casual users who only need basic drawing and file compatibility. It is suitable for digital artists, hobbyists who use graphics tablets, or anyone who wants more control over brushes and layers. For simple sketching, text, or quick edits, MS Paint remains more convenient.

Cobertura de funciones60%
Licencia
GPL-2.0+
Precio
Gratis
Última versión
2.0.1 (29 de mayo de 2020)
Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual

  • Both are raster editors that allow drawing with a brush or pencil
  • Both support basic shapes and text insertion
  • Both can open and save common image formats like BMP, JPEG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF
  • Both provide simple cropping and resizing tools
  • Both run natively on Linux

Lo que cambia

  • MyPaint lacks a built‑in shape tool and advanced selection options; shapes must be drawn manually
  • MyPaint does not support a two‑color mode or a simple color picker like MS Paint
  • MyPaint’s interface is canvas‑only; it has no toolbar for quick access to tools, which can slow casual workflows
  • MyPaint does not provide a built‑in image editor for simple pixel manipulation (e.g., pixel‑by‑pixel editing)
  • MyPaint’s export options are limited to PNG, JPEG, OpenRaster, and a few others; it does not natively export to BMP or TIFF

Abrir tus archivos de MS Paint

MyPaint can open BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, and TIFF files via the standard image loader. Exporting to BMP or TIFF is not supported directly; you would need to export to PNG or JPEG and then convert with another tool. If you need to preserve MS Paint’s proprietary .BMP format, you can use GIMP or ImageMagick as an intermediate step.

Pasar de MS Paint a MyPaint, paso a paso

  1. 1. Install MyPaint from your distro’s package manager or Flathub.
  2. 2. Open your existing image with MyPaint by selecting File → Open and choosing the BMP, JPEG, GIF, PNG, or TIFF file.
  3. 3. If you need a two‑color mode, use the color picker to select two colors and manually paint; MyPaint does not have a dedicated mode.
  4. 4. Edit your image using the brush, pencil, or shape tools (draw shapes manually).
  5. 5. Add text with the Text tool and adjust font/size as needed.
  6. 6. Save or export the finished image via File → Export as PNG or JPEG; convert to other formats if required.

Funciones clave de MyPaint

  • Motor de pinceles con cientos de parámetros configurables
  • Soporta sensibilidad a la presión e inclinación en tabletas gráficas
  • Interfaz simple y sin distracciones, solo lienzo
  • Soporte de capas con modos de mezcla básicos
  • Exporta a PNG, JPEG, OpenRaster y otros formatos comunes
  • Extensible mediante plugins de Python
  • Paquetes de pinceles preinstalados de artistas profesionales
  • Historial de deshacer/rehacer con pasos ilimitados

Cómo instalar MyPaint en Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.mypaint.MyPaint
Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install mypaint
Debiansudo apt install mypaint
Fedorasudo dnf install mypaint
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S mypaint
openSUSEsudo zypper install mypaint

Preguntas frecuentes

Does MyPaint support graphics tablets?

Yes, MyPaint is designed for tablet use and supports pressure sensitivity and tilt on most devices.

Can I use MyPaint to edit existing photos?

While you can open photos, MyPaint is primarily a painting program; it lacks advanced photo‑editing tools like layers, masks, or filters.

Is MyPaint suitable for beginners who only need basic drawing?

It can be used for basic drawing, but its canvas‑only interface and lack of quick‑access tools make it less convenient than MS Paint for casual users.

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