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Hey, I'm not running classic at all, and I'm looking for a paint about like MS paint. I just want a nice basic one that'll fit my needs, but I need something where I can save stuff as JPEG or GIF, just a basic file format like that. In a quick Google search all I came up with is Tux Paint, which is of course not what I need. I also found Poster Paint, which I like, but I'm still not totally feeling like I love it.any suggestions? I just want to be able to make some simple images, and I've tried painting in Appleworks which is fine but. I find it sort of awkward to use.

Oh, and, heh, I'm looking for a free software. Thanks in advance! Hey, I'm not running classic at all, and I'm looking for a paint about like MS paint. I just want a nice basic one that'll fit my needs, but I need something where I can save stuff as JPEG or GIF, just a basic file format like that. In a quick Google search all I came up with is Tux Paint, which is of course not what I need. I also found Poster Paint, which I like, but I'm still not totally feeling like I love it.any suggestions?

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I just want to be able to make some simple images, and I've tried painting in Appleworks which is fine but. I find it sort of awkward to use. Oh, and, heh, I'm looking for a free software. Thanks in advance!

Solution: AutoCAD for Mac and AutoCAD LT for Mac 2012 and earlier are not compatible with Mac OS X v10.10.x (Yosemite). Versions 2013 and later are, although the latest updates for the products need to be applied (see ).

While older AutoCAD programs may launch on Yosemite, they have not been designed to run on it and may not operate properly. Upgrading the operating system may interrupt or damage project data and workflows. It is strongly advised to check operating system compatibility with your version of AutoCAD for Mac before upgrading to Mac OS X v10.10 (Yosemite). Full installers for AutoCAD for Mac and AutoCAD LT for Mac 2013 that will work with Mac OS 10.10 have been released to address prior installer compatibility. This installer is not for use with AutoCAD for Mac 2013 or AutoCAD LT for Mac 2013 purchased through the Apple App store. • • More detailed OS X compatibility information is available on the following pages: • •.

Last Updated: October 26, 2018 Neither Paint or Paint 3D for Mac exist as Microsoft never released it on macOS but there are some excellent alternatives n 2018. If you’ve switched from PC to Mac, it might seem strange that there’s no default drawing program with macOS. When Macs were first released in 1984, they actually included which came before Microsoft launched MS Paint shortly after in 1985. However, Apple quietly dropped MacPaint from later versions of OS X and macOS, leaving Mac users with no equivalent version of Paint on Mac anymore.

You May Also Like: • • • The good news is that there are now some excellent Paint replacements for Mac that are either free or very cheap. Snipping tool for mac'. Here then are the top 5 alternatives to MS Paint and Paint 3D on Mac in order of ranking.

Is a bitmap editor and drawing tool built specifically for Mac users. Patina is an elegant equivalent to Microsoft Paint on Mac which is aimed at those that want something stylish, powerful but simple like MS Paint. For the very modest fee of $2.99, you basically get a better version of MS Paint but with all the same features and more besides. Patina is extremely easy to use and has a more macOS style interface than most other Microsoft Paint alternatives on Mac that we’ve tried. What we really like about Patina compared to other Paint apps on Mac is that it keeps things very simple and easy. There are no layers or tools to edit specific objects – in fact there are very few toolbars or pallets at all – it’s all about paintbrushes, colors and drawing. The brush strokes on the canvas in particular are fast, smooth and feel very realistic.

Patina is ideal for sketching ideas, drawing diagrams, illustrating a concept or just doodling. It’s also pretty good for image editing. You can crop, rotate and resize images, add arrows, open and import PSD files, PDF, AI and PS files. You can save images with a transparent background and simply drag and drop images onto the canvas for editing. Importantly for Mac users, unlike many Paint equivalents on Mac, Patina is regularly updated to be compatible with the latest versions of macOS including El Capitan, Sierra and High Sierra. This in itself is worth paying a few dollars for because although most similar Paint apps for Mac are either free or open source meaning the developer doesn’t often update them when there’s a new release of OS X and they end up not working anymore. This is what happened to Paintbrush (see review below) which used to be the best alternative to Microsoft Paint on Mac but now doesn’t work properly with OS X 10.11 El Capitan or macOS 10.12 Sierra or 10.13 High Sierra.