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wiz
b235963c9a Update to tuxpaint 2002.10.20:
This release includes documentation updates. The README was converted to
HTML with screenshots. A British English 'translation' was created. There
were man page updates, so that it no longer requires docbook-to-man.
Windows printing code was updated, and the Norwegian and Icelandic
translations were updated.
2002-10-22 12:40:38 +00:00
wiz
5dfb1970fb Update to 2002.09.28, for Cyrus.
Changes:
  * Translated to Brazilian Portuguese ('pt_BR').
  * Fixed 'get_fname()' so that it won't return a directory name with
    a trailing slash (if no filename was given).  Some 'mkdir()'s don't
    like trailing slashes.
  * "lang=" setting is now recognized in configuration files.
  * Default configuration file now exists (Unix/Linux).
    Installed as /etc/tuxpaint/tuxpaint.conf.
    Read before "~/.tuxpaintrc".
    Reading it can be disabled with "--nosysconfig" on command-line.
  * Added support for "OPTION=no" in config file, as well as
    "UNOPTION=yes" (like command-line args. use), so that "~/.tuxpaintrc"
    can override any settings in new system config.
    (e.g., "noprint=no" or "print=yes" will override a "noprint=yes")
  * Updated Spanish documentation.
  * Added warnings about untranslated strings ("NOTRANS: ...") to
    debugging output.  ("#define DEBUG")  (Useful for translators.)
  * Added option to disable 'fancy' mouse pointers:  --nofancycursors
    (since fullscreen under Windows and non-X-Window targets under Linux
    currently have problems due to an SDL library bug)
  * Changed 'tuxpaint-import's usage message to reflect that it can import
    multiple files at a time, and that it has a "--help" option.
  * Updated 'tuxpaint-import's help message to describe what the program does.
2002-09-29 20:58:18 +00:00
wiz
0e3e700513 Initial import of tuxpaint-2002.09.25 into pkgsrc.
"Tux Paint" is a drawing program for young children. It provides
a simple interface and fixed canvas size, and will provide access
to previous images using a thumbnail browser (e.g., no access to
the underlying filesystem).

Unlike popular drawing programs like "The GIMP," it has a very
limited toolset. However, it provides a much simpler interface,
and has entertaining, child-oriented additions such as sound effects.
2002-09-27 11:07:23 +00:00