#My paint on mac software

Sometimes, Homebrew will not link the dependencies because your system might have a version of it already. Most of the dependencies below can be obtained through Homebrew. Which is okay, except that you will later have to tell SCons to use the Homebrew Python as well. You may not need the Homebrew version of this, but depending on how you have it set up, Homebrew prefers its version of Python. My computer didn't pick the right one, so if you get weird wrong architecture symbol errors, just set them: On non-Macports (and probably Homebrew), this is usually underĬC and CXX flags - SCons, the build tool will use whatever default value you have set for the CC and CXX flags. In Homebrew, it's underĬFLAGS - include folder for most libraries used as dependencies. You will probably have to change the paths for them though. Just use the same export variables as in the guide. I have no idea if the process will be different on Yosemite or El Capitan. Please note that I built this on Mavericks. I will just make notes here for stuff you need to adjust since that guide is catered for MacPort users. You can follow along the instructions in the readme on Github here: /mypaint/mypaint/blo… You will have to touch the console for this though, so if you really want it, just put up with it. You can go the easy route and build it with MacPorts, but if you're on Homebrew like me and don't want to mess up your system by installing MacPorts, then read on. It's sufficient for blueprints, diagrams and other plans though.

Thankfully, not as cumbersome as Krita, but it still took a lot of time, and pressure sensitivity still doesn't work.

Unfortunately, like Krita, it's a pain in the ass to build.

#My paint on mac software

So, I found another FOSS graphical editing software like Krita, only it has a slightly different focus, like sketching and an infinite canvas.