remember those posts we had about documentation and building aseprite. i think one point to make is regardless of experience, its a lot more work to get a dev environment set up... unlike just having to grab the allegro dependency from from a package manager as before, now there is skia. There are no pre-built packages for it, and at the moment its not possible to build it the way we want via pure cmake
heh
@tony sorry for that, but sometimes compiling software is a lot harder, at the moment https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/blob/master/INSTALL.md has a lot of information to compile Skia so it shouldn't be a big issue
But as usual, I accept patches to improve that documentation (which sometimes I cannot do as good as other person that isn't involved in the project and compiles Aseprite for the very first time)
Hey Mr. Capello, you should do a aseprite steam key giveaway on Drunkdevs twitch channel, there are many aspiring game developers there and quite a lot ask about what program Mr. Jones "paints" in.. which is aseprite
(i used aseprite compile on my Arch Linux but bought the steam version a while ago since i respect a lot your work and i like the program very very much)
It is really a shame not many people stream aseprite work on twitch, i have to hunt them down in the Creative section almost all day to find one
Glad to hear that it's working on Arch Linux
One of the best tools I've ever used.
And also the most soul-crushing things I've ever needed to compile.
Looks like this chat hasn't been used in a while.
I wonder why's that?
I'm not used to login to the chat, but I'd like to starting using it a little more (anyway there is no too much traffic here)
ah got it
anyone here?
u still there?
You won't come far just asking if anyone is here.
@dacap Btw, there is a bug if Anaconda is installed it wont build, because cmake/ninja will load the freetype2 files from the anaconda installation
