Tux Paint
Tux Paint: Open Source Drawing Software for Children

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Tux Paint is free computer art software for children.
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Magento Partner - AOE


Random review:
“This free open source piece of software does wonders for teaching your child to explore imagination while learning to use a computer.” — MatadorLife Blog, November 2009

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Tux Paint for Windows

Tux Paint for Windows is available as an installer program, downloadable as an executable program (.exe) which you can double-click to begin the installation process.

Compatibility note: This version of Tux Paint is for modern Windows systems, including: Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. If you're using an older version of Windows (Windows95, Windows98 and WindowsME), you can download this version of Tux Paint for older Windows.

Tux Paint for Windows comes as two parts, the main program and the optional add-on 'stamps' collection.

(If you would prefer not to install Tux Paint onto your Windows system, you can instead use the Tux Paint ZIP-file, which runs from within its own folder. This is also known as a "Portable" version.)

Tux Paint & Tux Paint Config.

Tux Paint 0.9.21c
tuxpaint-0.9.21c-win32-installer.exe
Version: 0.9.21c (2010.12.27)
Size: 11MB
From: John Popplewell

Note: The installer also comes with the Tux Paint Config. tool, for changing Tux Paint's settings.

Rubber Stamps (optional)

Tux Paint Stamps 2009.06.28
tuxpaint-stamps-2009.06.28-win32-installer.exe
Version: 2009.06.28 (2009.07.04)
Size: 39MB
From: TOYAMA Shin-Ichi

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