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Only because CTRL+F had zero results: Krita. Everyone complains about GIMP having a bad name and Krita is actually good!!
But Krita is more of a digital painting software and less an image editor like Gimp is. Sure, both can to a certain extent do the other, but Krita's focus and Gimp's focus are very different and using one for the other isn't the most effective.
Gimp is awesome and people just need to use it with the understanding that it isn't Photoshop and it does things different ways.
I love Krita, but yeh any photo editing or even just using the lasso tool can be such pain.
Krita is amazing. The color-fill live layer is fantastic.