late666 | # 1 | 2009-12-10, 10:49 | Report

Has anyone tried one of the web based alternatives?
I'm not asking for full photoshop capability, something more basic would do, for your general photography needs (layers, lasso cutting tools, hue, balance, etc)

noobmonkey | # 2 | 2009-12-10, 10:52 | Report

I'd like that too - but wouldn't know where to start with designing one

Kevven | # 3 | 2009-12-10, 12:04 | Report

Would also love this! Is it hard to perhaps get the photoshop app from Android? If it works on that platform, it should work om Maemo right?

pelago | # 4 | 2009-12-10, 12:06 | Report

There's no particular level of compatibility between Android and Maemo.

dalonso | # 5 | 2009-12-10, 12:10 | Report

Simply wrong. Android terminals have in general a similar hardware to that in the N900 but totally different software frameworks:
Android is java-based and so it is the photoshop app. But there's no android framework not Dalvik bytecode interpreter for N900.

Note: Dalvik is the Android java bytedode virtual machine, responsible for running apps inside android environments.

RevdKathy | # 6 | 2009-12-10, 17:06 | Report

I'd love a programme like this, too.

MrGrim | # 7 | 2009-12-10, 17:24 | Report

It might be interesting to see the GIMP in action, even though the hardware might just not be able to take it

naabi | # 8 | 2009-12-10, 17:26 | Report

I definitely need some airbrush for my new Facebook profile pictures.

Kieron | # 9 | 2009-12-10, 17:26 | Report

Me too. Even if not the full photoshop side of things, just a little bit of editing here and there!

joppu | # 10 | 2009-12-10, 18:33 | Report

There are a few Linux photo editing apps out there. Perhaps a port with a simplified UI?