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Pixel - the new telent in imaging

For some time now I've been hunting for a *nix answer to photoshop with little or no luck. GIMP's so so, vector tools aren't really any good for web applications and I havn't found any others that are worth mentioning... until now... Pavel Kanzelsberger's Pixel 32 is without doubt the dogs danglies!!!