* Updated to Inno Setup 6
* Updated translation files for the installer
* 64-bit version now to be installed in the standard "Program Files" folder instead of "Program Files (x86)" as before
Current 64bit users are recommended to uninstall previous version of TuxPaint before updating to 0.9.27.
* Disabled start menu shortcut to outdated translations for readme.html.
* Added language specification to start menu shorcuts for which translation is supported both for the web site and installer.
Setup - Tux Paint 0.9.27
Information
Please read the following important information before continuing.
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When you are ready to continue with Setup, click Next.
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|Tux Paint - A simple drawing program for children.
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Every version after when onscreen-keyboard implimented has this bug,
which first became apparent in Windows 10. (Because of more strict
memory handling or something?)
Recommend every windows user to upgrade to 0.9.26-5.
Adding snapshot of (basically untranslated) Magic tool docs
in the other locales currently supported by 'tuxpaint-docs'.
Update Makefile to install them.
Was blindly calling thumbnail() on what came back
(which would be NULL if the image failed to load).
Also, mend bug where magic group arrays were being cleared
at the same time as stamp group ones; the latter is larger.
- Control debugging via debug.h (previously im.c had its own
defined constant to control this.)
- Remove reference to an undefined symbol im_event_fp within a DEBUG
block.
Also:
- Explicitly include i18n.h required by im.c (though it appears to be
getting included by another file indirectly.) This should be a no-op
change.
Numerous people commented on Twitter that a piece of artwork
("Chromie Squiggle #7583", created in "ArtBlocks") looked like it
was made in Tux Paint.
However, the classic (2002-era) "Rainbow" tool cycled coarsely
through solid colors. This adds a gradient.