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I haven't compiled this project for a couple years so I've just been a spectator as far as devel goes. I'm a teacher, & I work in a win school in the fall and a mac school in the spring. Come 1/11/16 I'll be setting up my classroom and re-writing curricula to fit whatever array of IEP's I'm given, but after that's stabilized I'd love to try to compile anything you throw at me! Though my lab will keep Yosemite for the semester, I'll plan to upgrade one system to El Capitan to get some of the less-often-maintained software ready for next year. I'd love to contribute whatever I can, but haven't tried compiling this new SDL2 fork yet.looking forward to getting back into it, unless another Mac type is able to help the team before I do, which is probably pretty likely. Thanks for reaching out.ttysoon B.J.

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Louis, MO, USA) -----Original Message----- From: Bill Kendrick [mailto:nbs@.] Sent: Friday, December 18, 2015 12:34 AM To: Tux Paint Cc: SDL Subject: [Tuxpaint-devel] Continuing to need a Mac OS X developer to maintain Tux Paint (OS X 10.11 El Capitan problems) Tux Paint has needed some extra hands to help maintain the OS X specific code (not that there's very much), and to help build releases. The latest OS X build was from months before the latest release was officially posted, so it's basically a beta -- and THAT was over a year ago! (It was produced by a developer who was being paid a bounty by a 3rd party who wanted to get Tux Paint working on OS X 10.9.) We're in a similar problem to the 10.9 issue, in that now I'm receiving reports/complaints about Tux Paint not working once people upgrade to El Capitan.

See: So, I'm once again* reaching out into the void to see if anyone out there is able & willing to volunteer for the project (it's licensed GPLv2; see: ) Thanks in advance! * I swear, this has is like pulling teeth:^/ No programmers use Macs any more? Mac folks don't have time/inclination to volunteer? They have a thing against children? What?;^) -- -bill! Sent from my computer ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- _______________________________________________ Tuxpaint-devel mailing list Tuxpaint-devel@.

Tux Paint has needed some extra hands to help maintain the OS X specific code (not that there's very much), and to help build releases. The latest OS X build was from months before the latest release was officially posted, so it's basically a beta -- and THAT was over a year ago! (It was produced by a developer who was being paid a bounty by a 3rd party who wanted to get Tux Paint working on OS X 10.9.) We're in a similar problem to the 10.9 issue, in that now I'm receiving reports/complaints about Tux Paint not working once people upgrade to El Capitan. See: So, I'm once again* reaching out into the void to see if anyone out there is able & willing to volunteer for the project (it's licensed GPLv2; see: ) Thanks in advance! * I swear, this has is like pulling teeth:^/ No programmers use Macs any more? Mac folks don't have time/inclination to volunteer? They have a thing against children?

What?;^) -- -bill! Sent from my computer. Attachments: I have a mac but to be honest el capitan is such a major pain I actually shrunk the size of my mac partition to about 100gb because I might need xcode sometime in the future but I rarely go there anymore. I mainly use vanilla Debian as it has everything that I need and it just works. Apple has been making a lot of short sighted decisions that I believe will hurt them when their massive profits start to dry up.

I can't promise anything today but I'll look at it this weekend and see if I can provide any help. Best, Owen On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 2:33 PM, Bill Kendrick wrote: > > Tux Paint has needed some extra hands to help maintain the > OS X specific code (not that there's very much), and to > help build releases. > > The latest OS X build was from months before the latest > release was officially posted, so it's basically a beta -- > and THAT was over a year ago! (It was produced by a > developer who was being paid a bounty by a 3rd party who > wanted to get Tux Paint working on OS X 10.9.) > > We're in a similar problem to the 10.9 issue, in that now > I'm receiving reports/complaints about Tux Paint not working > once people upgrade to El Capitan. > > See: > > So, I'm once again* reaching out into the void to see if anyone out > there is able & willing to volunteer for the project > (it's licensed GPLv2; see: ) > > Thanks in advance! > > > * I swear, this has is like pulling teeth:^/ No programmers > use Macs any more?