Building Aseprite From Source: A Paid Pixel-Art Editor, Free If You Compile It
Aseprite is a paid pixel-art editor whose source is public. I compiled it from source on Windows — and the CMake version trap that almost stopped me cold.
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Aseprite is a paid pixel-art editor whose source is public. I compiled it from source on Windows — and the CMake version trap that almost stopped me cold.
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