I don't think you waste time installing Xubuntu by additionally complementing it by installing ubuntustudio-graphics. For those who don't use drawing software, downloading and installing Gimp is waste of time and capacity anyway. For me default Xubuntu has never been all I need and I have always complemented it by some software. On the other hand it has always had some software that I have not used.
If floating toolboxes of Gimp are disturbing, one option is to post a feature request to Gimp. You can address the scary characters to developers. Some software such as xine have different user interface modes for people who have different experience level. Throwing all work away is not the only option. You can make toolboxes float in Pinta, too, BTW. (Once I made one of its toolbox float, I could not undo it the way I wanted, though.) It might not be wise to learn to use some random image manipulation program and later notice it can not do what you want. The original poster Bruno Benitez requested some standard simple editor, but I am afraid it does not exist. Pinta is pretty new, I would not call it standard, at least yet. However, its user interface might be somewhat simpler. -- xubuntu-devel mailing list xubuntu-de...@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/xubuntu-devel