If we stop to think for sure we do not remember any version in which the program was not installed natively Paint, a simple image editor that also allows us to draw, crop images, as well as a host of other interesting options. Microsoft hasn't improved or made too many significant changes to its editor in a long time, but it seems the time has come to make a few changes to it.
And it is that with Windows 10 close to its first year on the market, The Redmond-based company has thought about giving Paint a facelift. This new version could be available to all users with the Redstone 1 update, which has been renamed the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
In this new version Paint will become a universal native Windows 10 application, which could reach other devices and which will completely change the design that we know so far. What we do not know at the moment is if this new Paint will replace the one we now have available or will it be a new application with a new name and new options and functions.
What seems clear is that Microsoft finally seems to have decided to offer us a true image editing tool, adapted to the times that run and is that as many as we like Paint, it has been very outdated since it saw the light on the market in 2009 with Windows 7.
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I think that microsoft should include some things and ideas that come in paint.net and also quite a few types of brushes, brushes etc.
I also think that they should also release a universal writer and movie maker app, especially movie maker that sometimes for a simple and fast edition when you don't want to do something professional but something simple