The license is described in the file LICENSE.
Documentation can be found within the program and on the homepage:
-http://mypaint.intilinux.com/
-http://gna.org/projects/mypaint/
+http://mypaint.info/
A list of contributors can be found in the about dialog.
Building on Linux:
Compile and run:
- scons && ./mypaint
+
+ $ scons
+ $ ./mypaint
Install:
- scons prefix=/usr/local install
- Required: pygtk, python, swig, gtk, numpy, pycairo(>=1.4)
- Debian and derivatives need: python2.6-dev libglib2.0-dev python-numpy swig scons
+ # scons prefix=/usr/local install
+
+ Uninstall:
+
+ # scons prefix=/usr/local install --clean
+
+ Install (for packagers):
+
+ $ scons prefix=/usr --install-sandbox=path/to/sandbox
+
+ (NOTE: the sandbox location must be located under the
+ current working directory. The above installs the main
+ launch script as "./path/to/sandbox/usr/bin/mypaint".
+ Use a symlink if that's too limiting.)
+
+
+ Required: pygtk, python, swig, gtk, numpy, pycairo(>=1.4), libpng
+
+ Debian users can fetch these dependencies by running:
+
+ # apt-get install g++ python-dev libglib2.0-dev python-numpy \
+ swig scons gettext libpng12-dev
Recommended: a pressure sensitive input device (graphic tablet)
+
+ Take care to update the icon theme cache for your $prefix if you're
+ installing mypaint to a location which has one of these files already. If
+ you install new icons, any existing icon cache must be updated too,
+ otherwise MyPaint won't be able to find its icons even if it looks in the
+ right place. For example for an install into /usr (which has one on most
+ systems), you should run
+
+ $ gtk-update-icon-cache /usr/share/icons/hicolor
+ $ chmod a+r /usr/share/icons/hicolor/icon-theme.cache
+
+ after installation to ensure that the cache is up to date. Scons won't
+ do this for you because the cache file is optional.
+
+ If you install to /usr/local, you may need to run this instead:
+
+ $ gtk-update-icon-cache --ignore-theme-index /usr/local/share/icons/hicolor
+
+
Building on Windows:
NOTE: This is still very experimental.
If you'd much rather simply have a semi-recent pre-build version of MyPaint for Windows,
downloads should be available on the website.
+ NOTE: This page might contain more up to date instructions:
+ http://opensourcepack.blogspot.com/2009/08/building-mypaint-in-windows.html
+
To build on a Windows platform there are a handful of things you need to setup before building.
As the very first step you should make sure you have the following things installed correctly on your system: