Ugh I can't wrap my mind around how weird and unintuitive GIMP feels to use
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longstanding critics of the UI/UX will be pleased to hear that GIMP are setting up a UX repository and are looking to build a dedicated team of designers to develop this
Anybody know if we'll ever get a real timeline? As in a GUI element for Animating where you add frames?
I would recommend Krita for that.
Probably pretty unlikely, as there's a lot of improvements left to do for image editing. I'd imagine animation tooling is a very low priority since other tools built for this purpose handle it better than is possible without lots of work.
Out of interest, how do you export your animation?