When running in fullscreen mode, you may now ask Tux Paint to display at the screen's (more precisely, the operating system's) current resolution.
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2007.May.3 (0.9.17)
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2007.May.14 (0.9.17)
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* Tool Improvements:
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+ Triangle (up and down)
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* System-related improvements:
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* When running in fullscreen mode, you may now ask Tux Paint to display
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at the screen's (more precisely, the operating system's) current
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resolution. Either use both "fullscreen=yes" and "native=yes" in the
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config file, or "--fullscreen --native" on the command-line.
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* Documentation Improvements:
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