Same here with Deluxe Paint, though having used Inkscape they are of course nothing alike.
Vector graphics is well and fine for some things, and Inkscape is a great app for that, but personally I like the pixels... Grafx2 is another alternative if you liked Deluxe Paint.
I really miss the simple elegance in Deluxe Paint (of course I can run it in UAE, but
I recently went through about 30+ packages in the Android market trying to find a tolerable paint app for Android, and they all failed spectacularly when I compared them to my minimum "equivalence with Deluxe Paint" metric (proper zoom being the biggest one, which is a bizarre thing to do badly on a platform where most users will have tiny screens), but it's the same on Linux. GrafX2 is reasonably close in terms of functionality but the UI is very cluttered.
Vector graphics is well and fine for some things, and Inkscape is a great app for that, but personally I like the pixels... Grafx2 is another alternative if you liked Deluxe Paint.
I really miss the simple elegance in Deluxe Paint (of course I can run it in UAE, but
I recently went through about 30+ packages in the Android market trying to find a tolerable paint app for Android, and they all failed spectacularly when I compared them to my minimum "equivalence with Deluxe Paint" metric (proper zoom being the biggest one, which is a bizarre thing to do badly on a platform where most users will have tiny screens), but it's the same on Linux. GrafX2 is reasonably close in terms of functionality but the UI is very cluttered.