Educational software designed to make learning programming easy and fun.

Greenfoot is an integrated development environment using Java or Stride designed primarily for educational purposes at the high school and undergraduate level. This makes it easy to develop 2D graphics applications such as simulations and interactive games.

BASIC-256 is an easy-to-use version of BASIC designed to teach children the basics of programming. Uses traditional commands such as gosub, for/next, and goto, making it easy for children to understand program flow. It has a built-in graphics mode that allows you to draw a picture on the screen in a few minutes, as well as a set of detailed and simple tutorials that explain programming principles with fun examples.

Inkscape (an alternative to Corel Draw) is a vector graphics editor, convenient for creating both artistic and technical illustrations (including use as a general-purpose CAD program, which is also facilitated by the ease of sharing drawings). It is widely used to create illustrations, icons, logos, diagrams, maps, as well as web graphics.

It contains advanced tools for work, comparable to the capabilities of Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW and Xara Xtreme. You can read save images in many formats including SVG, AI, EPS, PDF, PS and PNG. Inkscape has a comprehensive set of tools, a simple interface, support for many languages, and is extensible with custom add-ons.

A simple drawing program for young children from 3 to 12 years old (eg kindergarten and primary school).
It is not an ordinary drawing tool. It's simple and fun to use. Sound effects and the animated nature of the program will help the user understand what is happening on the screen and will try to cheer him up.
You can draw using brushes or make shaped prints using stamps. For example, a teacher can make several animal figures and ask the children to draw the surrounding space in which they live.
Each shape has a melody and text prompts that are played and displayed when the child selects a shape.

Blender is a complex 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-processing, interactive creation and playback (games).
With its help, static pictures, animation, models for games, as well as interactive information content in the form of independent programs are created.
It is possible to automate the program using Python scripts. In particular, import and export to popular file formats, such as 3D Studio and Wavefront Obj, are implemented in the form of scripts.

GIMP (a direct alternative to Adobe Photoshop) is a raster graphics editor, an alternative to Adobe Photoshop) for creating and processing raster graphics and partial support for working with vector graphics.

The editor supports more than thirty image formats and can work with layers, masks, filters and blending modes. The program has a huge range of tools for color correction and processing of any photographs and images.

Thanks to the user-friendly interface and nice features, learning to work in the editor is very easy.

A simple application for drawing and editing images.
Provides a level of functionality suitable for the average user.
Ideal for general tasks such as drawing simple graphics and simple photo editing.

Pinta is an easy-to-use graphics editor. Its goal is to provide a simple and convenient experience for ordinary users.

Some of the supported features:
- image adjustment (automatic level correction, black and white image, sepia, ...)
- effects (motion blur, glow, warp, ...)
- working with layers
- unlimited depth of undo/redo actions
- drawing tools (brush, pencil, shapes, ...)

Designed for creating full-fledged animated films. Allows you to avoid creating intermediate frames, eliminating the need to manually draw each frame.

Dia is a program for creating diagrams, graphs, flowcharts, etc.
There is support for UML static structure diagrams (class diagrams), relationship diagrams, electronic elements, flow diagrams, network diagrams and many others.
Dia includes a large number of graphic elements for drawing various diagrams: block diagrams, electrical diagrams, chemistry, Cisco and others.
Diagrams are saved in XML format (additionally compressed using gzip), and export to JPEG, EPS, SVG, XFIG, WMF, PNG and other formats is also supported. You can import new objects into Dia, which are described in XML files.
Dia is extensible with new sets of objects that are described using files in an XML-based format.