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Not every developer is so nice and gives the users something extra after the purchase
its a great software easy really easy to use good work
I also have a question
There is the possibility to use your program also on tablets (lenovo yoga 2)
The android as operating system have
and sry my englisch is not so good
I hope everything is spelled correctly
thank you for the answer
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Hi dev / s I have your program now 14 days and over 2h used
I would be glad if I can get the drm key when you find time I have added you to my friendlist
thanks for that
How do i send you a direct message asking for my DRM-free version? I cant seem to find out how :v
hi i have add him to frind list
He will contact you when he has time
Can take some time
Or you could also directly support the support@aseprite.org
I hope I could help
The Arch people are violating the EULA from some time ago. I'm not going to comment more about this, but if someone from the Arch distro want to talk with me he/she can contact me at support@aseprite.org.
It's actually on the AUR, which means it isn't being maintained by anyone on the Archlinux dev team, necessarily. And I doubt they would approach you on the subject anyways - you'll probably have to approach them. You can see here there are actually different maintainers involved. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?K=aseprite You can flag each for a Deletion Request stating your reasons, and there is an aur-requests mailing list available if you feel the need to discuss your request. More information can be found here https://aur.archlinux.org/ and here https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/AUR_User_Guidelines#What_kind_of_packages_are_permitted_on_the_AUR.3F
I actually didn't know aseprite was on github or the AUR and I've been using Arch Linux for a couple years now. :o
[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Encoding=UTF-8
Name=Aseprite
Comment=Animated sprite editor & pixel art tool
Exec=/home/username/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Aseprite/aseprite
Icon=/home/username/.local/share/Steam/steamapps/common/Aseprite/data/icons/ase64.png
Terminal=false
You need to change "username" to your own name in the file paths. Save the file in:
~/.local/share/applications
You may need to restart Gnome Shell with: Alt+F2 and running "r"
going to purchase again within few days, badly needs new update.