<![CDATA[Pinta - Page Updates]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/Thu, 23 Feb 2012 06:06:18 GMTScrewTurn Wiki RSS Feed Generator<![CDATA[Pinta 1.1 Packages]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/download.ashxRobert Nordan (rpvn)
Release Notes
Ubuntu

Ubuntu
Pinta Maintainers PPA

Tarball

Tarball
Download

Mac OS X

Pinta 1.0 for Mac OS X
NOTE: Pinta 1.1 Beta is available here for testing.
Download | Mono for OS X (Required)

 Windows

Windows
NOTE: Requires .Net 4.(Download)
Download | Gtk# for Windows (Required, restart after install)

Zip File

Zip File
Download

Source Code

Source Code (Github)
Pinta on GitHub

We need Mac OS testers. To get involved contact the Google Group.



Older Releases

If you'd rather make your own build of Pinta, click here. ]]>Wed, 23 Nov 2011 09:25:10 GMTE217D1E6F79FA6468AD886B43436CD25<![CDATA[News]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/News.ashxJohnathan Morlock (johnathanamber) 13NOV11 @ 17:47 by Johnathan Morlock

To our faithful Pinta'ers,

Pinta 1.1 is finally here. Although we've had many road blocks and obstacles to maneuver... we've made it!

There is still one more hurdle we need in order to make this release whole and to ensure future releases... we need more Mac OS testers.

Due to not enough testers we've decided to leave Pinta for Mac OS X at v1.0 with the 1.1 BETA available for use and testing.

So please, if you have access to Mac OS X and would like to test the latest cutting edge version of Pinta for yourself and the community, please head on over to the Google Group and get involved.

We'd like to thank everyone who contributed to this release and that continue to support this awesome project.

With fall flying by and winter looming, we hope that you all have a fun and safe time with friends and family.

-The "New" Pinta Community

22SEP11 @ 11:11 by Johnathan Morlock

To our faithful Pinta'ers,

Pinta is Alive and Well, a new community has formed to take up the work of Pinta founder, Jonathan Pobst.

As informed in the OMG! Ubuntu! September 6th, 2011 article, development did cease, read it here, but only for a short time!

With the well wishes of its founder, Pinta's new community is gaining strength quickly.

For now, we will continue to use the Google Group for community input and reports and the website for overall web presence. We are also working on a Launchpad development team and a Git Hub repo for easy distribution. We are also expanding to Facebook with our new Page and Group.

The new community is very thankful for this great project that Jonathan Pobst has started and completed to version 1.0. With that, we are going to continue to grow the community, fix bugs, improve performance, and scalability with the assistance of Jonathan Pobst. For anyone who would like to assist, please join the Google mailing list and request it.

In the near future we will be delivering a new release with several bug fixes. This release will include fixes for the following:
  • #792732 and #671449: Add open images pad
  • #846755: Make the Save As action work properly
  • #689525: Store last saved/opened path in settings
  • #776307: Prevent creation of images with width 0px or height 0px
  • #730798: Preserve zoom setting after undo
  • #797140: more zoom option

With the following still being worked on:
  • #730098: Selection resizing

We're extremely excited to continue the awesome work that Jonathan has started and to expand Pinta to the highest limits possible.

So strap in, things are only just now revving up, and prepare for an awesome ride!

-The "New" Pinta Community ]]>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 01:04:58 GMT1FDC1EF3AEA97B1731CFCE3D2D6E9552<![CDATA[Pinta: Painting Made Simple]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/MainPage.ashxJohnathan Morlock (johnathanamber)
News Update: Pinta 1.1 has been released! The Release Notes are here and Pinta can be downloaded here.

URGENT: Due to a lack of Mac OS X testers, Pinta 1.1 is not yet available as a stable release. Please head on over to the Contact page if you have a Mac and are willing to contribute.

Pinta is a free, open source drawing/editing program modeled after Paint.NET. Its goal is to provide users with a simple yet powerful way to draw and manipulate images on Linux, Mac, and Windows.


Features:
Full History

Full History
Don't be afraid to experiment, Pinta tracks your full history so you can always undo.

Adjustments and Effects

Adjustments and Effects
Pinta includes over 35 adjustments and effects for tweaking your images.

Adjustments and Effects

Your Workspace
Like docked windows? No problem. Floating windows? No problem. Pinta will even let you mix and match.

Drawing Tools

Drawing Tools
Use easy drawing tools to draw freehand, lines, rectangles, ellipses, and more.

Multiple Layers

Unlimited Layers
Use layers to help separate and group elements of your image for easy editing.

Multiple Layers

Bi-Tri-Quad-Lingual
Use Pinta in your language. Pinta is at least partially translated into over 50 languages.


Download
Current Version: 1.1























]]>Sun, 13 Nov 2011 23:57:01 GMT6340F5F263675E007E44BF8C36C5B542<![CDATA[Contribute]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/Contribute.ashxJohnathan Morlock (johnathanamber)Bug Reports / Feature RequestsOne way to contribute to Pinta without writing code is to file bugs when things don't work. Bug reports let developers know what needs to be fixed in Pinta. Or if you have a great idea for a new feature for Pinta, we've got a place where you can submit your ideas and vote on which ones should be implemented.


Translations

Another way to contribute to Pinta without writing a line of code is to translate Pinta in to a new language. This is all done through a web page, so all you need to know is a second language.


Patches and Fixes

If you are interested in contributing to the core of Pinta, like to fix a bug or tweak existing code, you'll want to make your changes available as pull requests on GitHub. Using Git is an important part of contributing to Pinta, so if you want to read up on this we recommend reading the excellent documentation on GitHub, or if you want an even deeper understanding read Pro Git.

The source code for Pinta development is available on PintaProject GitHub.

Fixing a Bug

If you plan to work on a bug that has been registered on our Launchpad page, then go to the relevant bug and make sure no one else is already working on it, then leave a comment saying that you are working on it.

Creating a Pinta Fork

First you need to make yourself an account with GitHub if you haven't already got one. It is recommended that you use your full name, because we need something to put in the credits! Then you fork the PintaProject Repository, and pull the code down to your local machine. (All explained here.)

Writing, Compiling and Testing

This is where the magic happens! Make whatever changes are necessary to the source code, but please do not attempt to clean up existing code. We are only interested in seeing functional changes to the code, if they are mixed with cosmetic changes it becomes very difficult to see what has actually changed. Build your code according to the building instructions, and test it to make sure it does what it's supposed to and doesn't do anything it's not supposed to.

Committing your Fix

When you are satisfied that you have a great fix to share with the world, commit it to your GitHub fork. (See the second part of Create A Repo.) Make sure that the commit message includes the bug number and a short description, this is vital so that the developers know what exactly they are looking at. Then it will be publicly visible for scrutiny, which comes in handy for the next step.

Sending a GitHub Pull Request

Pull requests are thoroughly explained here. You will want to send a pull request to the Pinta repository from your fork. When the developers see your request, they will test your solution and if it is good they will merge it into the Pinta source code. They will then close the bug on Launchpad and add your name to the credits as a contributor, and you get a lovely warm feeling inside from helping make the world a better place!




]]>Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:23:08 GMTBA5C85A7D65B5295AA935751C96E3F92<![CDATA[HowTo]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/HowTo.ashxJohnathan Morlock (johnathanamber)Installing Pinta

Getting Started - Writing an Extension

Writing an Effect

Simple Effect Dialog Reference

Making your Effect Configurable

Suggestions on new documentation can be mailed to the .

]]>Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:11:49 GMTC5B90FB138CCF3043806304E777DD7FE<![CDATA[Release Notes 1.1]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/Johnathan Morlock (johnathanamber)Wed, 19 Oct 2011 04:46:29 GMT4E205BEA64A90D6B6F1E5E80E07FA393<![CDATA[Contact]]>http://pinta-project.com/pinta/contact.ashxjpobst (jpobst) Mailing List You can join Pinta's mailing list on Google groups:

Pinta Project Mailing List

Facebook

You can join Pinta's Facebook Page and Group:


IRC

Network: Gimpnet (servers: irc.gnome.org, irc.gimp.net)

Channel: #pinta

Project Team

  • Lead Maintainer: Cameron White <cameronwhite91 at gmail dot com>
  • Developer: Robert Nordan <rpvn at robpvn dot net>
  • Developer: Olivier Dufour <olivier dot duff at gmail dot com>
  • Documentation & PR Editor: Johnathan Morlock <johnathan underscore morlock at tsgcomputers dot net>
  • Retired Core Maintainer: Jonathan Pobst <monkey at jpobst dot com>
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