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Krita is a different kind of tool used for drawing, but still really good. I don't even know the adobe way to do this lol.
Gimp would be image post processing software like photoshop is. Also Inkscape is a vector graphics software like adobe illustrator.
Oh you wanna do a pdf? Use Libreoffice and export as pdf. Krita is a open source alternative to photoshop as is gimp. Gimp has came a long way and is a functional replacement for photoshop these days without all the ugly AI stuff.
GIMP has PDF support too.
I think I read that but I've never tried. I mostly use gimp for image format conversion. My daughter on the other hand can make both Krita and Gimp do all kinds of tricks.
It opens each page as a layer, which makes sense to me but I'm not sure it's what you'd expect.
I also do really like finding proud parents on Lemmy btw :3