---{ User Interface }---
☑ Intuitive
☐ Beautiful
☐ Minimalist
☐ Cluttered
☐ Ugly
☐ Confusing

---{ Features }---
☑ Innovative (Capable of almost anything!)
☐ Robust
☐ Comprehensive
☐ Basic
☐ Limited
☐ Outdated

---{ Performance }---
☑ Optimized (It only slows down in higher resolutions.)
☐ Fast
☐ Average
☐ Slow
☐ Resource-intensive
☐ Unstable

---{ Ease of Use }---
☐ Anyone can use it
☐ Easy to learn
☑ Average (It's easier to learn if you've used KDE applications in the past, such as Kdenlive.)
☐ Difficult
☐ Only for experts
☐ Steep learning curve

---{ Compatibility }---
☐ Works on anything
☑ Cross-platform (Works like a charm on my Debian 12)
☐ Wide compatibility
☐ Only works on one platform
☐ Limited compatibility
☐ Requires specific hardware

---{ Support }---
☐ Dedicated customer support
☐ Excellent
☐ Average
☐ Poor
☐ Only online resources
☐ Non-existent
☑ Community-driven (open-source)

---{ Security }---
☐ Fort Knox-level security
☐ Secure
☑ Average (Careful not to install untrusted plugins)
☐ Some vulnerabilities
☐ Outdated encryption
☐ Major concerns

---{ Updates }---
☐ New features added regularly
☑ Regular updates
☐ Only bug fixes
☐ Sporadic updates
☐ Rarely updated
☐ Abandoned by developers
☐ Community-driven updates (open-source)

---{ Value }---
☐ Priceless
☐ Worth the cost
☐ Average value
☐ Overpriced
☐ Underpriced
☐ Free alternative available
☑ Free and open-source (If you paid here in Steam it'll be a donation)

---{ Bugs }---
☑ No bugs found (Excluding testing of animation workflow)
☐ Minor issues
☐ Rare issues
☐ Annoying bugs
☐ Frequent crashes
☐ Bug-ridden

---{ Documentation }---
☑ Comprehensive guides
☐ Excellent documentation
☐ Average
☐ Poor
☐ Only online resources
☐ Non-existent
☐ Community-driven documentation (open-source)

---{ Customization }---
☐ Endless possibilities
☐ Highly customizable
☐ Average
☐ Limited options
☐ Few options
☑ Only for experts (Besides resizing tabs)
☐ Fully customizable (open-source)

---{ Integration }---
☐ Integrates with everything
☐ Seamless integration
☐ Average
☐ Limited integration
☐ Only with specific software
☑ Does not integrate well

---{ Rating }---
☑ 10
☐ 9
☐ 8
☐ 7
☐ 6
☐ 5
☐ 4
☐ 3
☐ 2
☐ 1

Penrolz's Note: As a FOSS Linux user, Krita is a great placement for many image-based operations. With the wide file support of Krita, it also supports PSD files, so you can work together with Adobe Photoshop users. I highly recommend it!

---{ User Interface }--- ☑ Intuitive ☐ Beautiful ☐ Minimalist ☐ Cluttered ☐ Ugly ☐ Confusing ---{ Features }--- ☑ Innovative (Capable of almost anything!) ☐ Robust ☐ Comprehensive ☐ Basic ☐ Limited ☐ Outdated ---{ Performance }--- ☑ Optimized (It only slows down in higher resolutions.) ☐ Fast ☐ Average ☐ Slow ☐ Resource-intensive ☐ Unstable ---{ Ease of Use }--- ☐ Anyone can use it ☐ Easy to learn ☑ Average (It's easier to learn if you've used KDE applications in the past, such as Kdenlive.) ☐ Difficult ☐ Only for experts ☐ Steep learning curve ---{ Compatibility }--- ☐ Works on anything ☑ Cross-platform (Works like a charm on my Debian 12) ☐ Wide compatibility ☐ Only works on one platform ☐ Limited compatibility ☐ Requires specific hardware ---{ Support }--- ☐ Dedicated customer support ☐ Excellent ☐ Average ☐ Poor ☐ Only online resources ☐ Non-existent ☑ Community-driven (open-source) ---{ Security }--- ☐ Fort Knox-level security ☐ Secure ☑ Average (Careful not to install untrusted plugins) ☐ Some vulnerabilities ☐ Outdated encryption ☐ Major concerns ---{ Updates }--- ☐ New features added regularly ☑ Regular updates ☐ Only bug fixes ☐ Sporadic updates ☐ Rarely updated ☐ Abandoned by developers ☐ Community-driven updates (open-source) ---{ Value }--- ☐ Priceless ☐ Worth the cost ☐ Average value ☐ Overpriced ☐ Underpriced ☐ Free alternative available ☑ Free and open-source (If you paid here in Steam it'll be a donation) ---{ Bugs }--- ☑ No bugs found (Excluding testing of animation workflow) ☐ Minor issues ☐ Rare issues ☐ Annoying bugs ☐ Frequent crashes ☐ Bug-ridden ---{ Documentation }--- ☑ Comprehensive guides ☐ Excellent documentation ☐ Average ☐ Poor ☐ Only online resources ☐ Non-existent ☐ Community-driven documentation (open-source) ---{ Customization }--- ☐ Endless possibilities ☐ Highly customizable ☐ Average ☐ Limited options ☐ Few options ☑ Only for experts (Besides resizing tabs) ☐ Fully customizable (open-source) ---{ Integration }--- ☐ Integrates with everything ☐ Seamless integration ☐ Average ☐ Limited integration ☐ Only with specific software ☑ Does not integrate well ---{ Rating }--- ☑ 10 ☐ 9 ☐ 8 ☐ 7 ☐ 6 ☐ 5 ☐ 4 ☐ 3 ☐ 2 ☐ 1 Penrolz's Note: As a FOSS Linux user, Krita is a great placement for many image-based operations. With the wide file support of Krita, it also supports PSD files, so you can work together with Adobe Photoshop users. I highly recommend it!