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Krita 6 Beta Digital Painting App Released with Wayland Color Management Support
Ported to the latest Qt 6 open-source application framework for a modern UI/UX experience, the Krita 6 release promises major new features like Wayland color management support when Krita runs in native Wayland mode. However, for now, Krita 6 will only support KDE’s KWin window and composite manager.
Krita 6 also promises a new knife tool for vector objects to let you merge and split vector objects, which can be extremely helpful when creating comic page layouts, new propagate colors and color overlay mask filters, and support for the recorder docker to capture in real time.
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Krita Released 6.0 Beta with Qt6 Port & Native Wayland Support | UbuntuHandbook
Krita, KDE’s digital painting software, released the first Beta of the next major 6.0 and 5.3 versions yesterday.
The 2 versions were released in parallel. Krita 6 and 5.3 share all the same features, except, that 5.3 is built on top of Qt5, while 6.0 features Qt6 port and native Linux Wayland support.
Thanks to Wayland support, in particular Wayland Color Management protocol, the 6.0 Beta brings HDR support for Linux as well as fractional scaling and 10 bit display support.