Fixed an uncommon rendering glitch with the Text tool when antialiasing is disabled. Fixed a rare crash in the Magic Wand and Paint Bucket tools. Fixed some JPEG images failing to load because of malformed IPTC metadata. Fixed some issues with the Text tool recentering the view when it shouldn't when keys like Ctrl are pressed. Fixed: Right-clicking on the color wheel in the Colors window will now set the secondary color. You could always use the keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Shift+C) to invoke these commands, but the menu items were not clickable. Fixed: Edit -> Copy and Copy Merged are no longer greyed out (disabled) when a selection is not active they will copy the entire layer or image. New: You can now resize uniformly ("centered") by holding down Ctrl when using the Move Selection or Move Selected Pixels tools. You can also resize uniformly by holding Ctrl. New: You can now draw from the center when using the Shapes or Line/Curve tools by holding down Ctrl. This update adds the ability to draw shapes from the center, the ability to resize shapes and selections uniformly (from the center), as well as the usual handful of bug fixes. The first little step in this defensive battle (something we all can do, even most Windows 10 users) is to NEVER use any app from the Windows Store.Home Features Donate Download License Roadmap Forum Blog Twitter Contact Once most users have been locked within the Store corral, the prices of apps can be driven up at will.Īs users, we should try to do whatever we can to prevent their establishing such a data-gathering and money-making monopoly. It will also allow them to create a revenues monopoly. The Store system will not just allow them to monitor exactly what is installed (and used) where, when and how. I am sure that this is the corral into which Microsoft would like to force **all** Windows users in due time. They cannot install desktop programs on their devices.” 
“But for whom is the new version? Windows 10 S system owners come to mind first and foremost. There is one very telling line in the article here.
I am relieved the normal desktop version will remain available for now, as I will never use a Store app (I removed all apps and for good measure nuked the Windows Store functionality on my Windows 8.1 Pro system). That’s why I was happy to support them with a donation. It really is one of my favorites, one that I rely on almost every day.
For me, has always offered the perfect compromise between usability and functionality - not unnecessarily complex, but still with all the options you need.
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