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MTPAINT(1)		  Mark Tyler's Painting Program 	      MTPAINT(1)

NAME
     mtpaint - A pixel based painting program

SYNOPSIS
     mtpaint [option] [imagefile ... ]

DESCRIPTION
     mtPaint  is  a GTK+1/2/3 based painting program designed for creating icons
     and pixel based artwork. It can edit indexed palette or 24 bit  RGB  images
     and offers painting and palette manipulation tools. Its main file format is
     PNG, although it can also handle JPEG, GIF, TIFF, JPEG2000, WEBP, BMP, PCX,
     TGA,  LBM,  PBM,  PGM, PPM, PAM, LSS16, XPM, and XBM files. Due to its sim-
     plicity and lack of dependencies it runs well  on	GNU/Linux,  Windows  and
     older  PC hardware.  There is full documentation of mtPaint's features con-
     tained in a handbook.  If you don't already have this, you can download  it
     from the mtPaint website.

OPTIONS
     mtPaint can accept one of the following options:

       --help	     Output usage information
       --version     Output version information
       --flist	     Read a list of files from a file
       --sort	     Sort files passed as arguments
       --cmd	     Start mtPaint in commandline scripting mode without GUI
       -s	     Grab a screenshot
       -v	     Start mtPaint in viewer mode
       --	     End of options

HOMEPAGE
     http://mtpaint.sourceforge.net/

AUTHOR
     Original author:

     *	 Mark Tyler

     Current maintainer:

     *	 Dmitry Groshev "<wjaguar AT users.sourceforge.net>"

     The  development of mtPaint has been helped by various people from the free
     software community.  See "Credits" in the README or the mtPaint help system
     for details.

     You   can	 follow   or   contribute   to	  mtPaint's    development    at
     <https://github.com/wjaguar/mtPaint>.

mtPaint 3.49.26 		   2020-03-18			      MTPAINT(1)

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