However, usually, that’s not how the project develops its roadmaps.
Other times, a developer might want a feature for themselves. Sometimes, new users ask for something that is obscure or fits poorly with the other features. “Feature requests are a tough thing to get right,” Rempt observes. The campaign is thriving, having raised more than €11,500 (~$13,000) and a third of its goal in less than two days, so, during this pause, I talked with Krita maintainer Boudewijn Rempt about the introduction of animation, improved text tools, and revision of vector graphics – three of the major features that will be ready in version 3.0 when it is released early next month. Currently, it is about to release version 3.0 but has delayed to run a crowdfunding campaign to add ambitious last-minute features. Krita is well-known for having evolved from a toy to a tool for professional artists.
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