Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is axing support for Microsoft’s Paint art software, which has been a Windows staple for 32 years.

Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc confirmed today that the classic Paint will remain in Windows 10 for the time being and will be available as part of the May 2019 Update. Its removal alert is also gone.

Microsoft Paint is an important application of Windows 11/10 that is used to create or draw different pictures on the Paint canvas. The Paint application offers various tools, different kinds of ...

That's still true, suggesting the Paint app will live on in the Windows Store but won't be getting the attention needed to ensure it's modernized along with new versions of Windows. And Microsoft ...

The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is designed to further integrate Microsoft’s various platforms under one roof, and add improved support for augmented and mixed reality applications.

In future versions of Windows 10, Microsoft is making it so you can now completely uninstall the venerable Notepad, Paint, and WordPad programs from the operating system.

Paint.NET, a popular free image editor for Windows, has received a large feature update. Version 5.0 is now available for download with improved GPU rendering, pressure sensitivity, and more.

It’s unfair to judge this leaked copy of Paint until Microsoft is ready to unveil it officially, but we’re expecting the company to detail it at the Windows 10 and Surface event later this month.

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