- Installing Pinta
- Installing Pinta on Ubuntu
- Install Pinta from default Ubuntu repository
- Install Pinta from Pinta maintainers PPA repository using terminal (for advanced users)
- Installing Pinta on *BSD
- FreeBSD and DragonFly BSD
- OpenBSD
- Using the Tarball
- Pinta ��� mac os
- New Features / Improvements
- Changes
- Bug Fixes
- Contributors to past releases:
- Checksums
- New Features / Improvements:
- Bug Fixes:
- Contributors for this release:
- Contributors to past releases:
- New Features / Improvements:
- Add-in Support:
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- Contributors to past releases:
Installing Pinta
Pinta can be installed on Linux, Mac, Windows, or *BSD. Due to this, there are multiple ways to install Pinta based on what you are using as your operating system.
This document will show you the multiple ways to install Pinta.
Installing Pinta on Ubuntu
Install Pinta from default Ubuntu repository
Pinta is available in default Ubuntu repository. You can install it using:
- Click on Ubuntu Software Center from Launcher (left site icon panel).
- At the top right input box type in: Pinta and press Enter.
- Pinta is displayed in list bellow. Click on it and click the Install button.
But Pinta from default Ubuntu repository can be an old version, so you may want to install more recent version of Pinta from Pinta maintainers PPA repository. See below.
Install Pinta from Pinta maintainers PPA repository using terminal (for advanced users)
Open terminal with CTRL+ALT+T
First, install the latest version of Mono (version 6.10 or higher is strongly recommended)
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pinta-maintainers/pinta-stable
Note: Instead of pinta-stable you can add pinta-daily if you like to test latest and the greatest Pinta, but it may be buggy.
Update system package lists:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install pinta
Installing Pinta on *BSD
FreeBSD and DragonFly BSD
Pinta is available in FreeBSD and DragonFly BSD ports.
You can install the binary package using:
sudo pkg install pinta
or compile it using:
cd /usr/ports/graphics/pinta && sudo make install clean
OpenBSD
Pinta is available in OpenBSD ports.
You can install the binary package using:
sudo pkg_add pinta
or compile it using:
cd /usr/ports/graphics/pinta && sudo make install
Using the Tarball
A tarball is like a ZIP file. It is a single file with many files inside it. Like a ZIP file, it has to be extracted before you can use the files in them.
First, you must download the tarball. Head on over to the Download page and click on the Download link under Tarball. Download the file where ever you’d like, just be sure you remember where.
Second, we need to extract it. You can either use your mouse to right-click on the Tarball file and select ‘Extract here’ or you can use the terminal if you are more comfortable with that.
Here is the command to extract the files via the terminal, be sure you are in the same folder as the tarball:
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Pinta ��� mac os
cameronwhite released this Aug 4, 2020
Welcome back! This is Pinta’s first release in over 5 years, and includes many new features and over 50 bug fixes!
The project’s mailing list has moved to https://groups.google.com/group/pinta-project, so please join us there!
Thanks to everyone who contributed translations, filed bugs, made packages, and everything else!
New Features / Improvements
- Added a tab view to switch between images. The tabs can also be docked side-by-side or pulled into new windows. (#94).
- The Rotate / Zoom dialog now supports zooming and panning (#1252756).
- Added a Smooth Erase tool, which is enabled using the Type menu on the Erase tool’s toolbar (#110).
- The Pencil tool can switch between different blend modes (#124, #1688743).
- Added support for JASC PaintShop Pro palette files (#126).
- The transform tools can now rotate in fixed increments by holding Shift (#134).
- The Move Selected tool can now scale by holding Ctrl (#138).
- Dragging and dropping a URL (e.g. image from a web browser) to download and open the image is now supported (#80, #644123).
- Performance improvements when interacting with selections, particularly for large images (#1428740).
- The Rectangle Select tool now shows different arrow cursors at each corner of the selection (#1188143).
- Added an AppData file for integration with some Linux app stores (#121).
- A new user guide has been written for the Pinta website! Thanks to @jeneira94, @akaro2424, and @anadvu for their contributions!
Changes
- .NET 4.5 / Mono 4.0 are now required.
- Mono 6.x is strongly recommended for Mac and Linux users.
- UI improvements to the New Image dialog (#99, [1424547).
- The Rotate / Zoom dialog now rotates in-place instead of changing the layer’s size.
- Cairo blend operations are now used instead of PDN’s managed blend modes (#98, #1248933, #1091910).
- The tool windows can now only be closed with the View -> Tool Windows menu, as it was easy to accidentally close them without knowing how to recover them (#1428720).
- The shortcut for the Intersect selection mode is now Alt + Left Click instead of using Shift, which had caused conflicts with holding Shift to constrain the selection to a square (#1426660).
Bug Fixes
- Fixed many issues where selection changes did not update correctly (#1438022, #1188924, #1429830, #1098137, #105).
- Fixed incorrect behaviour when using the Shift key to constrain to a square or circle in the Rectangle and Ellipse tools (#1452607).
- The option to expand the canvas when pasting an image now only changes the canvas size in the dimension where the pasted image is larger (#1883623).
- Fixed a bug where Auto Crop used the current layer instead of the entire image when deciding what to crop, and takes the selection into account (#1434928, #1434906).
- Fixed potential crashes when switching tools without any open documents (#1425612).
- Fixed a potential bug where the OK button in the New Image dialog could be incorrectly disabled (#1430203).
- Fixed a crash when clicking on the Open Images pad after closing all images (#1430789).
- Fixed a bug where the Levels dialog closed unexpectedly when clicking on one of the color checkboxes (#1435045).
- The outline width settings on the Text Tool’s toolbar now only show up if they are relevant to the stroke style being used (#1426663).
- Fixed a potential crash creating gradients (#1446217).
- Fixed issues where the selection handles disappeared after pressing Delete (#1424629).
- Fixed several transparency-related issues with premultiplied alpha (#109, #113, #114, #117, #125).
- Corrected display problems in the Move Selected Tool and live previews for effects (#115).
- Add-ins can now load icons correctly (#116).
- Fixed strange behaviour when the width or height of a drawn rounded rectangle is 0 (#112).
- Fixed issues with the text tool on OSX (#1425749).
- Fixed inconsistent labels in the UI (#1579033).
- Fixed issues with the zoom tool under certain locales (#139, #133, #1464855).
- Fixed issues when drawing on very zoomed-in images (#129, #133).
- Fixed issues where brushes could draw outside the selection (#1775709).
- Fixed issues with the docking library (#832395).
- Fixed a bug where undoing a history item could set the background palette color to the foreground color (#1888131).
- Fixed issues where the zoom level was not maintained when undoing a Crop to Selection (#1888885).
- Fixed an error on newer Mono versions when opening URLs via the menu items under the Help menu (#1888883).
- Fixed some occasional crashes on dragging and dropping or pasting into a new image (#1838620, #1508777).
- Fixed issues where using the Rectangle Select tool after the Move Selection or Move Selected Pixels tools did not update correctly (#1889647, #1473430, #1889774).
- Adjusted Pinta.Install.proj to simplify installing to a custom prefix (#781836).
Contributors to past releases:
Aaron Bockover, Adam Doppelt, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos, Akshara Proddatoori, Andrew Davis, Anirudh Sanjeev, Balló György, Cameron White, Ciprian Mustiata, David Nabraczky, Don McComb, Elvis Alistar, Felix Schmutz, Greg Lowe, Hanh Pham, James Gifford, Jean-Michel Bea, Joe Hillenbrand, John Burak, Jon Rimmer, Jonathan Bergknoff, Jonathan Pobst, Juergen Obernolte, Khairuddin Ni’am, Krzysztof Marecki, Maia Kozheva, Manish Sinha, Marco Rolappe, Marius Ungureanu, Martin Geier, Mathias Fussenegger, Mikhail Makarov, Obinou Conseil, Olivier Dufour, Richard Cohn, Robert Nordan, and Tom Kadwill
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Checksum: pinta-1.7.tar.gz.sha512
cameronwhite released this Jul 18, 2020
Development builds of Pinta.
cameronwhite released this Mar 1, 2015
This release includes many new features and improvements, as well as over 50 bug fixes:
New Features / Improvements:
- Redesigned shape tools (demo video):
- The Line tool now supports drawing curves and arrows
- Shapes remain editable after being drawn
- All shape tools now support drawing dashed lines
- All selection tools now support the Union, Exclude, Xor, and Intersection modes
- New community add-in repository — add-ins can be installed through the Add-in Manager dialog (via the Add-ins menu)
- Redesigned New Image dialog, which includes presets, orientation and background options, and a thumbnail preview of the image.
- The toolbox and color palette now have a flexible layout and can expand horizontally, making them significantly more usable on small screens.
- When launching Pinta from the command line, the standard —version and —help options are now supported.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a number of issues with the text tool’s support for Unicode text (#1361560)
- Fixed a number of issues with undoing selections (#1419083, #990350)
- Fixed a number of untranslatable strings throughout Pinta, and the zoom toolbar’s percentages are now formatted using the current locale.
- The text tool now supports the standard shortcuts for toggling bold (Ctrl+B), italic (Ctrl+I), and underline (Ctrl+U), and all of the text can be selected with Ctrl+A.
- Fixed a potential crash after undoing a text action (#1206003)
- Fixed a crash when holding both the left and right mouse buttons with the Pencil tool (#1317284)
- Fixed issues with zooming in very far on large images
- Fixed a potential crash when exiting Pinta (#1171200, #1331893 and #1075472)
- Fixed issues with the toolbar’s state (hidden vs. visible) not being preserved after re-opening Pinta (#1412264)
- Fixed several bugs where undo did not work correctly for the Freeform Shape tool (#1210927, #1422265)
- Fixed a bug where resizing a selection allowed the selection to grow beyond the edge of the canvas (#1195062)
- The selection handles are now larger and easier to click (#1268333)
- Fixed bugs where using the Recolor tool after the Line/Curve tool resulted in odd behavior (#1422710, #1422715)
- The error dialog now includes a link to the bug tracker (#1191357)
- Improved the error message when opening an unsupported file format (#1188993)
- Fixed an issue where cancelling the saving of a jpg image made it appear that the image had actually been saved (#1322878)
- Auto-hiding now works correctly for the history and open images pads (#1358664)
- Auto Crop now works correctly if there is an active selection (#1194859)
- The progress dialog is now modal (#1192926)
- The Backspace and Delete keys are now usable when editing text fields in the toolbar (#1335442)
- Improved the readability of the text cursor against dark backgrounds (#1190862)
Contributors for this release:
The following people directly contributed to this version of Pinta:
Andrew Davis, Cameron White, Don McComb, Jonathan Bergknoff, Jonathan Pobst, Marius Ungureanu, and Robert Nordan
Thanks to everyone who contributed translations, filed bugs, made packages, and everything else!
Contributors to past releases:
Aaron Bockover, Adam Doppelt, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos, Akshara Proddatoori, Andrew Davis, Anirudh Sanjeev, Balló György, Cameron White, Ciprian Mustiata, David Nabraczky, Don McComb, Elvis Alistar, Felix Schmutz, Greg Lowe, Hanh Pham, James Gifford, Jean-Michel Bea, Joe Hillenbrand, John Burak, Jon Rimmer, Jonathan Pobst, Juergen Obernolte, Khairuddin Ni’am, Krzysztof Marecki, Maia Kozheva, Manish Sinha, Marco Rolappe, Martin Geier, Mathias Fussenegger, Mikhail Makarov, Obinou Conseil, Olivier Dufour, Richard Cohn, Robert Nordan, and Tom Kadwill
cameronwhite released this May 24, 2014
This release includes many new features and improvements, as well as over 90 bug fixes:
New Features / Improvements:
- Re-editable text
- Mouse cursors now resize based on the active brush size.
- The Move Selection and Move Selected tools can now rotate the selection using the right mouse button.
- Added an Invert Selection command.
- New or redesigned mouse cursors for every tool.
- Improved OSX integration (file associations and improved dock integration)
- Redesigned Windows installer, which automatically downloads and installs the correct version of GTK# and the .NET Framework if necessary
- Improved JPEG Compression Dialog (remembers previous settings and has the OK button as the default control)
- The Open File dialog now shows image previews for ORA files, as well as any file formats provided by add-ins.
Add-in Support:
Pinta now supports add-ins that can provide additional effects, tools, brushes, and file formats.
- Users can use the Add-in Manager (under the Add-ins menu) to browse and install add-ins.
- We are in the process of setting up a community add-in repository which will be included by default in future Pinta releases.
- Developers can visit https://github.com/PintaProject/Pinta/wiki to learn more about developing their own add-ins.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug with saving to filenames with non-English characters on Windows.
- Fixed a crash when the Pixel Grid was turned on for very small images
- Fixed a bug on Windows where the clipboard would sometimes paste old images.
- Fixed a bug in the Freeform Shape tool that caused it to function incorrectly when running on newer versions of GTK#.
- Fixed a bug in the text tool that caused font variants (e.g. Segoe Black and Segoe Condensed) to not work correctly.
- Fixed a bug that caused the Rectangle Select markers to still be visible after undoing a selection.
- Fixed several dialogs that did not have correct parent windows
- Fixed a bug with using non-English fonts in the text tool on Windows
- Fixed a bug that caused part of the image to be lost when pasting a large image onto a smaller canvas
- Fixed a bug in the Gradient tool that caused an empty 1-pixel line to appear at the top of the image.
- Fixed a bug where using the Backspace key in the text tool while inside a selection would fill the selection instead of deleting a character.
- Fixed a bug where the canvas would be redrawn slightly incorrectly when zoomed in or out.
- Fixed a bug where a pasted image would be pasted at the top left of the image instead of the top left of the window when zoomed in
- Fixed conflicting shortcuts for the Brightness and Contrast tool and the Copy Merged command
- Fixed a bug where some icons would not display correctly with GTK# 2.12.20
- Fixed a crash when pasting into a new image with an empty clipboard
- Fixed a crash when leaving the Move Selection tool with no open documents.
- Fixed several bugs with drawing off-canvas with the Paintbrush and Pencil tools
- The About dialog now uses the system default font instead of a hardcoded font.
- If no images are open, Ctrl+V now pastes into a new image.
- Fixed issues with the Magic Wand cursor’s hotspot being incorrect
- Fixed a bug with the Clone Stamp tool’s cursor after changing the brush width
- The percentage fields in the Resize Canvas/Image dialogs now get focus and selection when the dialog is opened.
- The order of the buttons in the Save dialog now match the standard Windows order when running Pinta on Windows
- The layer preview is now updated correctly after pasting an image
- Fixed bugs with being unable to open certain PNG files on Windows.
- Pinta can now be quit from the OSX dock
- Pinta can now be correctly restored by left clicking on the dock icon after minimizing it on OSX
- Files can now be opened by dropping them on Pinta’s dock icon.
- Closed images are now properly removed from the Window menu on OSX.
- Pinta now has correct file associations for OSX and can be used to open images from Finder.
- Fixed several bug when running Pinta with newer versions of Mono.Cairo (such as on Ubuntu 14.04).
Contributors for this release:
The following people directly contributed to this version of Pinta:
Andrew Davis, Cameron White, David Nabraczky, Don McComb, Elvis Alistar, Jonathan Pobst, Robert Nordan, and Tom Kadwill
Thanks to everyone who contributed translations, filed bugs, made
packages, and everything else!
Contributors to past releases:
Aaron Bockover, Adam Doppelt, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos, Akshara Proddatoori, Andrew Davis, Anirudh Sanjeev, Balló György, Cameron White, Ciprian Mustiata, Felix Schmutz, Greg Lowe, Hanh Pham, James Gifford, Jean-Michel Bea, Joe Hillenbrand, John Burak, Jon Rimmer, Jonathan Pobst, Juergen Obernolte, Khairuddin Ni’am, Krzysztof Marecki, Maia Kozheva, Manish Sinha, Marco Rolappe, Martin Geier, Mathias Fussenegger, Mikhail Makarov, Obinou Conseil, Olivier Dufour, Richard Cohn, and Robert Nordan
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