Open Reaper10 opened 7 years ago
Hi, I'm not the author of LazPaint, but a contributor, I can tell is hard to do, is not the same a PC application and an Android application. These are very different.
If possible sure is not the same application, but one new application and (I think) with less features.
Also the main author of LazPaint is really bussy with his work, so there are fewer updates for LazPaint also. You can see that the latest release is over a year ago. There are new features but also coded the last year.
There are two things here:
Hi Circular, I already have a Google Play account. There is laz4android and LAMW to compile for Android, and I already made a small app with that. I need to figure how to use BGRABitmap with that. But that will be a more limited application, like Photoshop Express or something like that. All mobile apps Cameras or Editing do things like: apply filters, smooth areas, add pictures on top (emoji or icons), and crop. But I remember you have an iOS, and that is another world, is not as easy to make the application for it with Lazarus.
I will try BGRA on Android, that's what I currently have.
Ok. We may have more chances with Android than iOS.
For Windows 10 there is this technology to bring "old" (as they name it) win32 apps to the microsoft store https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/overview
Seems that adding an app into the microsoft store is harder that bringing lazpaint to debian.
But of course is not needed, the Inno Setup installer for LazPaint is already good, the Microsoft Store is just a secondary way of distribution.
Not like in Linux where installing an application from the store is more popular and recommended.
Indeed.
Imho, if you give deb
package for Linux, you should give rpm
package too.
(Otherwise you will end with jealous people).
Imho, if you give deb package for Linux, you should give rpm package too.
You can do this easy with alien
.
https://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/11/alien-command-examples/
Imho, if you give deb package for Linux, you should give rpm package too.
$ sudo apt-get install alien
$ sudo alien -r lazpaint7.1.3_linux64.deb
lazpaint-7.1.3-2.x86_64.rpm generated
Well why not, but how to test if it works?
Well why not, but how to test if it works?
It will work, no worry.
You may test it doing the reverse, convert the rpm produced into deb.
$ sudo alien lazpaint-7.1.3-2.x86_64.rpm
lazpaint-7.1.3-2.x86_64.rpm.zip
PS: Remove the .zip extension
Well why not, but how to test if it works?
Sorry but I dont have any RedHat OS installed. But if you ask to Lazarus forum to try it, there are lot of RedHat, Suse, ... users there.
Hmm ok
Humm, if the movie continues like it is, maybe I could find time to install a RedHat disto on a virtual machine. But, at the moment, it is not possible, I dont have good internet connection to download gigas.
Movie?
Corona Movie.
Seems that Windows is getting finally an official package manager https://devblogs.microsoft.com/commandline/windows-package-manager-preview/
Only for 'insiders' right now
Just found your lazpaint and I was wondering if lazpaint could ever be on android and the windows app store? I see lazpaint becoming a open source alternative to Adobe Photoshop Sketch and Sketchable https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGBY_eP-s0w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40t1Ou9rnKM Wishing lazpaint lots of luck and long life.