Cinepaint on ubuntu update#

Last edited by triplesquarednine ( 00:38:30)ĭepends what do you call stable. if you do that it should build fine (it did on my 64-bit system using 4.6.0 just fine, haven't tried 4.6.1 yet, but i am sure if you have the dependencies installed, it will build. PS: to build it from git, there is a script on the cinepaint website, and i forget the gcc CFLAG, but you need to pass the one that stop gcc 4.6.0 from treating warning as errors, and stops the compilation.

Cinepaint on ubuntu update#

Myself, i just blocked the update for CinePaint and will continue to use my stable 0.25 build instead.

I've never made pkgbuilds before, but i thought i'd put it out there, becuase 0.22.1-8 is a waste of time. Maybe it's time to update the package in /extra to a more stable version? (i guess i forgot to remove the package from extra / hence why it (almost) came through on my machine as an update.ooops, so i setup that package to not update now lol.) However, if you build cinepaint from git (version 0.25) all of these problems are long gone, and it works prefect. myself, i had installed it from /extra only to realize how old the version was, and how buggy it was too, just try using the 'flipbook' and load a bunch of PNGs and watch all of the dialogue boxes and/or errors happen, there are also exporting errors, etc.

The current pkgbuild in /extra is 0.22.1-8 (just came through in my updates). So CinePaint is an excellent application for editing photos, and retouching film.