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Gimp for photo or picture/scan editing, cropping, resizing, color adjusting, etc. (or a command-line tool for simple things on a batch of images), Inkscape often when I start from scratch or to make a "cleaner" version of a drawing, for things to print (tried Scribus but got tired of working around bugs). I only recently installed Krita so I haven't used it a lot yet but it seems fine.
I've also occasionally used LibreOffice Draw, for example to remove half-page full-color ads from a train/event ticket pdf before printing it.
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Used Inkscape last month to make another SVG Icon

github.com/alimirjamali/person…

Not sure about last time I used GIMP. But it is my current raster image editor.

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I've used GIMP quite a bit, mainly back when I was a broke teenager in high school who couldn't afford anything else. I eventually went on to use Pixelmator, actual Photoshop, then Affinity Photo. However, started using GIMP again in the past year with my adventures in OpenIndiana/UNIX. Have also played with Inkscape a couple times but don't care for it that much.