How can I install Paint.NET?
GIMP ROCKS!!!
I love gimp, since i started to use Ubuntu, but gimp is
a little confuzing in some parts, but paint.NET is for
little thing, and i want to know on how i can install it!
Thanks!
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#1 |
paint.NET may run under wine, which you can install via add/remove programs. Then download the paint.NET installer and run it with wine.
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#2 |
Hi bjgj130 !:-)
actually , you are now on a linux platform , not windows !.
so all those windows APPS / games are not supposed to work !
so here is a soloution.
There is an app called Wine http://
This program is supposed to run your windows Applications on linux !
you can easily download it / install it in a single command in your terminal !
to do that follow those steps:
open your terminal by clicking applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
then when your terminal opens, type in :
sudo apt-get install wine
it should ask for your password, type it in . Notice that it won't show the '*' while you type, but just type in normally ! this is how it works to avoid people from looking over your shoulder !:-)
after the apt gets your program and installs it, you can close the terminal either by typing exit, or clicking the X button !
now it's time to run your Wine !
click on applications -> accessories -> winefile
This will show you something like the old "winfile" !
simply browse to your setup .exe for your pgoram !:-), and do everything like you did it on windows !
btw download paint.net from here:
http://
meanwhile if you have any doubt about this apps' working...,
Please have a look at http://
Cheers,
br,
Bhavani Shankar.
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Bhavani Shankar, thanks for the step by step thing!
That was very helpful!!!
But, its not working....
I installed the Wine from the terminal, but its not in my acesserys thing...
Why?
Jared/ Bigj
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#4 |
It may be easier to just right click your paint.NET installer, and click "open with other application" then enter the custom command 'wine'. The install process should start then.
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...no its not that, it works and i tryed it on divx player, but after i installed the divx it sayed Error on runtime C://windows//...
But paint.NET, it says i have to get SP2 Pack and i tryed but its confusing....
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#6 |
Well, installing divx for windows on Linux is not a good idea,
especially when its readily available in the repos,
"sudo apt-get install avifile-
are many programs that do the same thing, I played around with
installing paint.NET, and was only able to get it to install after
installing various software from microsoft first, so 1. you could try
out a program called "winedoors" that assists you in installing these
programs, or 2. Just find an alternative in linux to paint.NET.
bigj130 wrote:
> Question #14711 on Ubuntu changed:
> https:/
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> Status: Answered => Open
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> bigj130 is still having a problem:
> ...no its not that, it works and i tryed it on divx player, but after i
> installed the divx it sayed Error on runtime C://windows//...
>
> But paint.NET, it says i have to get SP2 Pack and i tryed but its
> confusing....
>
>
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Well, i cant get on my computer any more, so im on my Wii, ya...
The graghic thingy wont work, and sends me to the termanle, and i have a back up of it, but i forgot the comand!
Sooo..
I was going to re-install Ubuntu, and back up all my programs on a flash drive like i did 18 times in 3 mounths, but i cant find the Ubuntu CD i got from the web site...
The only bad thing about Ubuntu is the install ment and how Window programes dont work with it, and so i have to install wine, and wind windows and other stuff, to try to get some of my windows programes on...
Is there a # i could call for support?
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#8 |
Bigj130,
Canonical, the company which supports the Ubuntu project, does provide telephone support contracts but they are primarily aimed at businesses (and with a price tag to match): http://
If there are particular applications for Microsoft Windows which you cannot replace with Linux alternatives, you may get better results from either Dual-booting your computer (having both Microsoft Windows and Ubuntu Linux installed on separate partitions of the same PC) or running Microsoft Windows in a Virtual Machine using software such as VMWare or VirtualBox.
https:/
https:/
Good luck,
Chris
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#9 |
There is a port of Paint.NET to mono. It is incomplete, but may be of use to you: http://
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#10 |
You sould be able to get a new official CD from http://
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#11 |
i have made package for hardy.
My package works only with hardy herron (not gutsy gibbon). I'm don't know what is the best way to find out dependencies, so i have by hand pushed to "debian\control" all packages libmono-*, but it's not correct solution.
According to http://
so if you want to see it yourself u can add my PPA repository to your /etc/apt/
deb http://
sudo apt-get install paint-mono
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#12 |
aww, im using gimp now!
:P
Gimps better!
:D
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Gimp might be better but for some trivial stuff it's not very friendly (drawing a circle in gimp, takes a few non-trivial steps!).
Josef,
I added the line to my repositories and i get this when trying to apt-get install paint-mono:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
paint-mono: Depends: mono-tools-locales but it is not installable
E: Broken packages
when i try to install mono-tools-locales i get this:
Package mono-tools-locales is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source
E: Package mono-tools-locales has no installation candidate
any idea?
(using xubuntu 8.04)
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#14 |
Please try if installing the
mono-tools-gui
and
mono-tools-devel
packages resolve your issue.
Hope this helps
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i installed the packages you mentioned and run sudo make:
yuka@yuka:
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/
make pre-all-local-hook prefix=/usr/local
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/
mkdir -p bin/Release/
make RELEASE_
make[2]: Entering directory `/home/
make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/
gmcs -noconfig -codepage:utf8 -warn:4 -optimize+ -debug -define:DEBUG "-define:TRACE" -out:bin/
error CS0006: cannot find metadata file `System.
Compilation failed: 1 error(s), 0 warnings
make[1]: *** [bin/Release/
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
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#16 |
i installed monodevelop, run ./configure, make, make install and it works!
i tried to remove monodevelop, to see if it's needed and got this:
** (/usr/local/
Assembly: System.
Version: 2.0.0.0
Public Key: b77a5c561934e089
The assembly was not found in the Global Assembly Cache, a path listed in the MONO_PATH environment variable, or in the location of the executing assembly (/usr/local/
** (/usr/local/
Unhandled Exception: System.
yuka@yuka:
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#17 |
I reinstall monodevelop and it's working again.
i run it from the CLI and get some weird messages, and I wonder if it's normal:
-----HERE------
Got System.
-------
SingleInstanceM
UI.SetControlRe
PORT: HideHorizontalS
SingleInstanceM
SingleInstanceM
Could not get XIM
Resolutions: 0 0
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#18 |
on ubuntu, 9.04:
I've installed:
mono
mono-common
mono-devel
monodevelop
mono-tools-gui
mono-tools-devel
And I still get this error:
user@dirac:
Looking for required packages
Checking for revision...
paintdotnet has been configured with
prefix = /usr/local
config = RELEASE_