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Brazilian center-left party PSD, which emerged as a winner in the 2024 municipal elections, has closed its latest campaign under pressure and increasingly dependent on the electoral strength of Eduardo Paes, according to Estadão. Commentators are weighing how the party's fortunes now hinge on the Rio de Janeiro mayor's personal popularity rather than its own momentum.
- 2PhotoSuite Launches as Free Photoshop-Like Open-Source Editor●PhotoSuite is a free, open-source image editor for Linux, Windows, and macOS, offering a Photoshop-like workflow and nat
A new free, open-source image editor called PhotoSuite is drawing attention for offering a Photoshop-like workflow with native PSD and PSB file support. It runs on Linux, Windows, and macOS, making it a notable option for users seeking a no-cost alternative to Adobe's software across all three desktop platforms.
- 3PhotoSuite Offers Free Photoshop-Style Editing With PSD Support▼PhotoSuite Is a Free Photoshop-Like Editor With Native PSD Support
PhotoSuite, a free image editor modeled on Photoshop, has been highlighted for its native support for PSD files, letting users open and edit Photoshop documents without paying for Adobe software. Coverage points to it as a practical alternative for designers and hobbyists who need familiar layer-based editing tools at no cost.
- 4Committee recommending Poudre school closures releases full report●Committee recommending PSD school closures releases full report
A committee reviewing Poudre School District facilities has released the full version of its report recommending school closures in the Fort Collins, Colorado district. The document is expected to detail which schools could close, the reasoning behind the recommendations, and options for consolidating students. Families and staff are likely to scrutinize the findings ahead of any school board decisions on closures.