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v5.200.9750.28504

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@rickbrew rickbrew released this 11 Sep 15:59
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  • Fixes #3 - IDXGIOutput6::CheckHardwareCompositionSupport on Wine returns E_NOTIMPL (it should be returning S_OK and placing 0 into the output parameter)
  • Fixes #4 - D2D1Factory::CreateWicBitmapRenderTarget returns DXGI_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED (macOS)
  • Added an ARM64 build
  • Changed "WINE" to "Wine"

Note that change logs here will only state what's relevant to running Paint.NET on Wine. There may be other application-level changes.

v5.200.9748.42990

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@rickbrew rickbrew released this 10 Sep 00:06
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  • Using /wine is no longer required. "Wine Mode" is controlled by a property in PaintDotNet.Configuration.json, which is already set to true.
  • Fixes #1 - Shell scripts are now marked with executable permissions, no need for manual chmod +x after unzipping
  • Crash logs will point to this GitHub repository instead of the main crash log reporting e-mail address.
  • Settings->Animations check box is now disabled
  • DXVK should now be quieter with its warning spew when using paintdotnet.sh

v5.200.9747.34699

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@rickbrew rickbrew released this 08 Sep 19:28
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Paint.NET-on-Wine is now a separate package from the regular releases. Included is a _README.md, an install script (install.sh), and a run script (paintdotnet.sh).

This build has a lot of performance improvements for the managed Direct2D layer.

NOTE: The install and run scripts were written by Claude Code. I have read through them to make sure there aren't any egregious mistakes (no rm commands, etc.). I tested them on Ubuntu within WSL2 and they worked for me. However, I'm not a Linux user so I don't know if they're respecting typical idioms or patterns for how things are done there (folder names and stuff). If you see something that warrants a revision to them, please file an issue here.

Also note that the "source code" ZIPs don't really have anything in them. They're an artifact of using GitHub for these releases.