Tux Paint Git Repository
The various source and data files for Tux Paint are available via "Git". ("Git" is a 'distributed version control system,' which lets developers and users alike get access to the source-code to a project, and download any changes incrementally.)
What you'll find in Git is the current code that developers are working on. It may be incomplete or unstable. If you're looking for a stable release, download the latest source release, or a pre-compiled version for your favorite platform.
- Tux Paint SourceForge Git Page
Information on accessing Tux Paint's Git repositories at SourceForge
Git repositories exist for the following components of Tux Pant:
- tuxpaint - The source for the main "Tux Paint" application and its images and sounds
- tuxpaint-docs - The PHP and HTML source code to the documentation provided with Tux Paint
- tuxpaint-stamps - The collection of rubber stamp images and their descriptions and sounds
- tuxpaint-config - The source to the graphical configuration tool for Tux Paint
- tuxpaint-website - The PHP, HTML, and CSS source code, and images and other data for this website
Downloading Source from Git
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For read-only anonymous access, run the following Git command:
git clone https://git.code.sf.net/p/tuxpaint/component component - If you have an account with SourceForge.net, and you wish to get write-access to Tux Paint's Git repositories, contact Bill Kendrick. (Don't forget to provide your SourceForge.net username!)
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To check out Tux Paint using your developer access, do not use the anonymous checkout commands listed above. Instead, pull it using your SourceForge account:
git clone ssh://username@git.code.sf.net/p/tuxpaint/component component - Better yet, branch the repository you want to work on, make your changes there, and submit a pull request.
Tracking Git Commits
Visit the Commit Browser for each component, at the SourceForge website:
Did you know? Tux Paint runs right on your computer, and doesn't require Internet access.