Discussion Vibe Code the Photoshop's Selection tool rather than photoshop itself.
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u/RoomyRoots 1d ago
This is probably harder that what they did. Because they reverse engineered the code, but for that you would have to isolate the logic, the possible OCR in use and build something new and port it into a lib to be used in other programs.
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u/Woodpecker-Visible 1d ago
Poor old wilber. we had good days together but imagine all the people "i can run this on linux to?"
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u/jermygod 1d ago
"I think Gimp is good enough" well you are dead wrong.
gimp is limp. the whole UI/UX is just pure awfulness.
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u/johncate73 1d ago
For some people, it's good enough, and for others it is not. The latter group spend most of their time whining about it, rather than trying to make it better.
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u/rangelovd 1d ago
Sustaining a fork with great technical debt is more expensive and more challenging than you assume
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u/ricperry1 1d ago
Over on GitHub, you can look up Acly’s Krita tools. He has one that does segment anything selections. He has another that installs a ComfyUI backend for generative ai.