After almost a year of development, the release of the Photoflare 1.6.10 image editor has been published, the developers of which are trying to find the optimal balance between functionality and user-friendliness of the interface. The project was originally founded as an attempt to create an open and multi-platform alternative to the Windows application PhotoFiltre. The project code is written in C++ using the Qt library and distributed under the GPLv3 license.
The program is aimed at a wide range of users and provides typical options for editing images, painting with brushes, applying filters, applying gradients and color correction, as well as advanced features such as processing a group of images in batch mode. For example, Photoflare allows you to change the format and size, apply filters, rotate the image, equalize brightness and saturation in several selected files at once.
The new version adds a tool for precise image rotation. Added an option to turn off aspect ratio snapping when resizing the canvas. Improved rendering performance. Fixed an issue with showing an indicator in the KDE system tray.
Source: opennet.ru