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ANDROID - Install Krita graphics editor | Como instalar el editpr gráfico Krita en Android

Krita is one of the best free graphic editors available, almost or even as good as Gimp and Adobe's entrance-level options. To install it on Android, you will have to download the apk file —from a secure source, in this case, directly from their servers— from kde.org.
From some reason, it is no longer available at Playstore or F-droid.

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Krita es uno de los mejores editores gráficos gratuitos disponibles, siendo casi tan bueno como Gimp y la versión equivalente gratuita de Adobe. Para instalarlo, debemos descargarlo de un sitio seguro, directamente de los servidores de kde.org.

Por alguna razón ya no se puede bajar de Playstore o F-droid.

Latest Krita version from kde.org servers for Android can be downloaded by clicking or tapping on the logo. | 
La versión reciente de Krita de los servidores de kde.org se puede bajar haciendo click o presionando sobre el logo.



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