the gimp
 

hi

ok so now that i've got tuxpaint working the next drawing programme to get is the gimp, i have searched and even managed to download a version to a n800, but it did not work? so can anyone point me in the right direction to a url to download the gimp for a n810 or a n800?

thanks

ddw

Re: the gimp
 

I'm releasing a new Easy Debian version very soon that will have the Gimp included. It should all work, including pressure sensitivity :D

Re: the gimp
 

I installed GIMP via the Debian app manager and it works great -- albeit very, very slow.

I suggest installing MyPaint, which is awesome.

Tim

Re: the gimp
 

Yeah, 'cept for the connector lines between strokes...

Re: the gimp
 

i don't know what the Debian app manager is, i have searched but notunderstanding i still don't understand, do you understand?

Re: the gimp
 

Moshing:
Click the little Easy Debian link in his signature to learn more.

Re: the gimp
 

Debian has an application (package) manager -- much like the one in Maemo -- called, Synaptic Application Manager. Read about package managers here. If you have installed Debian on your tablet (especially Easy Debian), Synaptic is accessible via your applications menu.

Tim

Re: the gimp
 

i'm saving it now [easy debiam] i hope it dose not break my tablet and loose all my data

Re: the gimp
 

ok i installed easy-deb-chroot-0.6-2_armel.deb and itsaid it installed it.... now how do i get the gimp installed? timsamoff, qole help

Re: the gimp
 

If you didn't do it already, run the "Debian Image Installer" in your Extras menu to finish the chroot installation. Then run the Synaptic Package Manager in your Extras menu, find Gimp in the list, and install it. Until you create a launcher for it, you'll have to run Gimp from the Debian chroot terminal (also in the Extras menu).

Just keep in mind that large Debian applications start up and run very slow on the tablet. I haven't installed Gimp, but I assume that it won't be very speedy.