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Tux Paint packages are available as part of Debian GNU/Linux, and you should be able to install them via "apt" or your favorite software package manager. Alternatively, you can install Tux Paint and Tux Paint Config. from source.
Available Tux Paint packages for various branches of Debian (as of 2021-01-12) are listed below. (More details on Tux Paint packages in Debian may be found at packages.debian.org.)
You can download the latest version as source code and build it yourself. The latest version is available as a Flatpak package.
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tuxpaint
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tuxpaint-data
- experimental: 0.9.24
- sid (unstable): 0.9.23
- bullseye (testing): 0.9.23
- buster (stable): 0.9.23
- stretch (oldstable): 0.9.22
- jessie (oldoldstable): 0.9.22
- version 0.9.25 not packaged, as of 2021-01-12
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tuxpaint-config
- sid (unstable): 0.0.14
- bullseye (testing): 0.0.14
- buster (stable): 0.0.14
- stretch (oldstable): 0.0.13
- jessie (oldoldstable): 0.0.13
- version 0.0.16 not packaged, as of 2021-01-12
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tuxpaint-stamps-default
- sid (unstable): 2014.08.23
- bullseye (testing): 2014.08.23
- buster (stable): 2014.08.23
- stretch (oldstable): 2014.08.23
- jessie (oldoldstable): 2014.08.23
- version 2020-12-27 not packaged, as of 2021-01-12
Did you know? Tux Paint is named after Tux the penguin, the mascot of the Linux operating system. "Tux" is short for tuxedo.