Why are there no open source standalone photo editor for Android?

3 years ago by sabreW4K3 to c/fdroid

There's a bunch of closed source ones, the best of which were brought by Adobe, but there's never really been a big open source effort.

GIMP say that the lack of separation between functionality and UI is why they're not behind an effort. That said they said they'd be happy to stick their name on an effort.

But this takes me back to my original question, why are there no open source photo editors, despite their popularity?

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visnudeva 7 points 3 years ago
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sabreW4K3 4 points 3 years ago

I saw that in Droidify as Image Resizer and ignored it. Silly me!

The UX is way overly complicated, but it's really powerful. Thanks for posting this.

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skybox 2 points 2 years ago

Oh my god finally found exactly the kinda thing I wanted with even more than I bargained for.

Yeah UI could use a tiny bit of polishing but it's still very fluid, damn.

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SatyrSack 2 points 3 years ago

These are both really good. Now do video editors!

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sabreW4K3 1 point 3 years ago

This one feels a bit outdated, but thanks for sharing.

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