On Fri, Jun 21, 2013 at 7:46 PM, Gustav González <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello there! > > My name is Gustav Gonzalez, and currently I'm the leader and the only > developer > of Tupi, a (vector) 2D animation tool based on an abandoned project called > KTooN. > > Tupi [1] is developed using Qt (4.8) and is covered under the terms of the > GPLv3 > license. > > I would like my project to join the KDE community so I was talking to Lydia > Pintscher > and she asked me to send a message to this list and introduce myself. > > So... what do you think guys? is Tupi cool enough to be part of the KDE > universe? > > Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me :) > > [1] http://maefloresta.com > > -- > ============================ > Gustav Gonzalez > [email protected] > ============================
Definitely cool enough. I think that this project could be coordinated with Krita. There seems to be compatibility in some aspects, but not much overlap. I have shown Krita at Linux expos. With just a little practice, a young artist was completely taken for a long time drawing with Krita. Tupi looks like it would provide a similar experience. Good videos! The Latinoware video uses maddog Hall's voice. What an outstanding advocate. Thumbs up! Carl _______________________________________________ kde-community mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-community Please remember our Code of Conduct and assume good intentions from your fellow community members.
