Continuing to need a Mac OS X developer to maintain Tux Pain |
Bill Kendrick
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On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 05:20:09AM -0500, Jeffrey Carpenter wrote:
I honestly don't know, off-hand. Is it something that someone with a Mac can figure out easily? Can someone out here do that for me? (I have a Mac Mini that I assume has no way of running recent OS X; I believe Ryan G. gave it to me back in the day (thanks!)) The current OS X build of the latest Tux Paint was produced in November 2013, about 9 months before the final version of 0.9.22 was officially released. It was done by a developer who was being paid by a school(?) to get Tux Paint working on OS X 10.9. Once he was done and got paid, he stopped working on it. So now it's coming up on 2 years since the official release, and no one has actually tried building it for OS X, that I know of. (Source tarball: http://tuxpaint.org/download/source/) This issue of skewed graphics definitely seems to be an issue at a lower level. Nothing in Tux Paint's own code should be causing it (e.g., on the title screen -- just loads a PNG and blits it all at once; nothing funny going on). I don't see similar reports from users using earlier versions of OS X (10.9, 10.10). I'm now getting reports of elementary schools which have begun upgrading to OS X 10.11, and they're going to be stuck in a situation where they can't even use Tux Paint anymore, if a corrected version isn't released. So it's at the "won't _someone_ think of the _children_" level. ;-( -bill!
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