Tux Paint for macOS
Tux Paint for macOS comes as three disk image (.dmg) files. One contains main program (Tux Paint), another contains the configuration program (Tux Paint Config.) for parents and teachers; copy both of them to your hard drive's Applications folder. The third contains an application that installs the optional 'stamps' collection.
Tux Paint:
Compaibility note: For Intel-based Macs running OS X 10.7 or later. Using: The DMG disk image contains the Tux Paint application, and documentation. Copy them from the DMG onto your hard disk (for example, create a "Tux Paint" folder in your "Applications" folder, and copy them there). |
Tux Paint Config.:
Compaibility note: For Intel-based Macs running OS X 10.7 or later. Using: The DMG disk image contains the Tux Paint Config application. Copy it from the DMG onto your hard disk (for example, create a "Tux Paint" folder in your "Applications" folder, and copy it there). |
Rubber Stamps Collection:
Using: The DMG disk image contains the Tux Paint Stamps installer. Double-click it to launch the installer. It will ask if you'd like to install stamps for All Users, The Current User or place them within the Tux Paint Application itself (in which case, you'll need to tell it where Tux Paint is currently stored on your hard disk).
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Tux Paint 0.9.23
Tux Paint Stamps 2018.09.01Did you know? Tux Paint is named after Tux the penguin, the mascot of the Linux operating system. "Tux" is short for tuxedo.