A simple drawing application for Linux.
This application is a free basic image editor, similar to Microsoft Paint, but aiming at the GNOME desktop.
https://maoschanz.github.io/drawing/
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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1.0.0.tar.gz | 0015438449 14.7 MB | |
drawing-rpmlintrc | 0000000041 41 Bytes | |
drawing.changes | 0000004341 4.24 KB | |
drawing.spec | 0000002425 2.37 KB | |
meson_build.patch | 0000000263 263 Bytes |
Revision 3 (latest revision is 5)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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request 970821
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Marcus Meissner (msmeissn)
(revision 3)
- Fixed translation and help file locations. ------------------------------------------------------------------ - Patched meson.build in help to fix build issue with itstool which kept it from building. meson_build.patch - updated to 1.0.0 release - enable tools with "alt+letter" mnemonics - larger sidebar items, where the selected tool is easier to see - new "skew" tool - enable or disable specific tools options with the [shift] or [alt] keyboard modifiers - show more numerous, more dynamic, more contextual help tips as the window's subtitle - display cursor coordinates and other related data when pressing the [ctrl] keyboard modifier - dynamically change the label of the "options" submenu in the menu-bar, to increase its discoverability - scale tool option to set the size in percentage - suggest to "apply & save" when trying to save while an operation is unapplied - highlighter option to straighten the line, so it better follows the underlying text - improvements to the "points" tool's numbers readability - suggest to "apply & deselect" when trying to save while the selection is active - more precise tools for tiny modifications required by pixel-art - display pixels sharply when zooming deeper than 400% - hide information messages after 4 seconds if they're not that useful - disable the 'reload image from the disk' action if the image has never been saved - new 'reset the canvas' action (ctrl+backspace) - warn the user if they're opening an already opened image - suggest to reload the picture if it has changed on the disk - artificially limited framerate to avoid overloading the CPU - menu item and action to change the theme variant preference - toggle the menubar with ctrl+f2 - update the user help manual - shorter appdata summary, to comply with guidelines
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