Why is it that every cunt that wants to start using Linux is not able to differentiate between accessory software and the actual OS? You haven't been able to dig good software yet, that's the only problem here, for fuck's sake!
Also, Gimp has the best workflow imaginable once you get used to it, as everything is just really simple on it. And as the other anon said, there's also Krita.
Maybe this can help you find good programs, even if you don't use the distro. There's probably equivalent stuff for most of it on your distro:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/List_of_applicationsThe most important thing is what's been said already, avoid bloated stuff. And if you want really smooth and actually fast (in a way you can't even imagine until using it) software, consider learning to use console (text-based) ones.
And last but not least, stop being a faggot.
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