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KolourPaint is an easy-to-use paint program for KDE. Features include undo/redo, more than a dozen tools, selections, transparent image editing and zoom support (with an optional grid and thumbnail).
See http://kolourpaint.sourceforge.net/ for more information.
16 years ago
KolourPaint 1.2.2 Released (2004/12/12)
KolourPaint 1.2.2 fixes several longstanding bugs, improves performance and for the first time in history, includes translations to 32 languages.
Bugs fixed include:
* incorrect scaling/zooming under Qt 3.0
* missing icons in some GNU/Linux distributions
* copying selections with the CTRL key not working
This is a backport of KDE 3.3.2's KolourPaint to KDE 3.0.
16 years ago
KolourPaint 1.2.2 Released (2004/12/12)
KolourPaint 1.2.2 fixes several longstanding bugs, improves performance and for the first time in history, includes translations to 32 languages.
Bugs fixed include:
* incorrect scaling/zooming under Qt 3.0
* missing icons in some GNU/Linux distributions
* copying selections with the CTRL key not working
This is a backport of KDE 3.3.2's KolourPaint to KDE 3.0.
knoppix5
5 years ago
*Customisable toolbar +++
*Selection: rotate, skew, flip etc. +5
*Adjusting canvas size with mouse!!!
*Colour remover +++
*And much, much more,,,
SIMPLY WONDERFUL!
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nwbearcat84
15 years ago
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linux3114a
15 years ago
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elektroschock
16 years ago
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clarence
16 years ago
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StefanT
16 years ago
I would tend to ask if antialiased operations (lines, circles, etc) are possible, but this will probably be much more work.
Keep up the good work!
--Stefan
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clarence
16 years ago
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Diablo82
16 years ago
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nielstroem
16 years ago
Great program! Great job done!!!!
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nielstroem
16 years ago
./configure runs ok.
make runs quite long, then gives an error. Have tried it with normal user and root rights.
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clarence
16 years ago
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captain
16 years ago
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clarence
16 years ago
You can now get Fedora Core 1 & 2 RPMs from:
http://kolourpaint.sourceforge.net/download.html
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probono
16 years ago
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adpsimpson
16 years ago
This has many simple, intuative features. I particularly like the ability to "draw" transparent. Very much filling a space in KDE.
One request is that it would be useful to be able to chose the compression level when saving in .jpg format.
Oh, and nice to see it called "KolourPaint," instead of "KolorPaint!" ;)
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stevenp
16 years ago
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nileflowers
16 years ago
No need for Windows :)
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clarence
16 years ago
> level when saving in .jpg format.
That's already planned for the next version along with colour depth conversion.
> Oh, and nice to see it called
> "KolourPaint," instead of
> "KolorPaint!" ;)
The benefits of software made in Australia :)
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vanhees
16 years ago
The main application for me is, to copy figures out of pdf files with help of acroread and then paste them into kpaint (or now kolourpaint).
All works fine so far, but when I try to export the file to eps, it is cut and shifted to the upper right, so that I get an incomplete figure with a bounding box containing much empty space. Is this a bug, or do I something wrong?
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clarence
16 years ago
> to export the file to eps, it is cut
> and shifted to the upper right, so
> that I get an incomplete figure with
> a bounding box containing much empty
> space. Is this a bug, or do I
> something wrong?
KolourPaint leaves exporting to EPS up to KDE. So it's a kdelibs/kimgio/eps.cpp bug. I have never had much luck with KDE's EPS support either. Better file a bug report at bugs.kde.org.
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fprog26
16 years ago
BTW, the zoom in 1600% and 100% view at the same time,
is VERY useful to create icons, widgets and similar.
Nice job!
Long life to KolourPaint!
Fred. =)
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elektroschock
16 years ago
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clarence
16 years ago
> or will it remain a MSpaint clone. I
> think both are good development
> paths.
Yes - both.
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jaxn
16 years ago
Then all of the sudden to meet a deadline I had to pick up a dropped ball and create some rollover images.
I only had my linux laptop and no access to PhotoShop or Fireworks. I just needed to do some copy and paste work with a little color changing, and I couldn't get Gimp to do it (probably my lack of knowing the tool).
KolourPaint saved my a$$.
Thanks!
-Jackson
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Mikessu
16 years ago
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