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My solution was to install start-stop-daemon from the AUR, and in load_daemon.sh commenting out the bit where it looks for ". /etc/init.d/functions", and default all the rest of the cases to the debian option. tvpaint should work like a charm after that. Bit of a lazy hack, I'm sure there ...

Hiya, I'm one of those who find the Share Manage quite amazing, however I'm also stuck on another network than anybody I'd be working with. Having the ability to connect with somebody, or even a group of people (small dedicated server?), over the internet without having to use intermediate steps suc...

Alright, so I got it somewhat working, but I have to run both the usbdaemon and tvpaint as a super user for the dongle to work, and it is very unstable, probably because I used a poorly converted install script. It occasionally crashes on normal operations such as cutting, and it plays any animation...

Hey, sorry for hijacking an old thread, but I'm still having this very problem. I'm using a 64-bit Arch Linux, barely a week old, and a freshly downloaded TVP11 Pro. TVP was installed without much problem using debtap, but none of the Sentinel install scripts work, giving me the same error message: ...

I suspect you ran into the same problem I did some time ago. A'doi, that seems to have done the trick! I knew it would be something simple I'd overlook. A bit unexpected behavior, but eh. Thanks. :) And thanks for all the input on the second question! Splitting the animatic up into manageable chunk...

Heya, first of all, I absolutely friggin love TV Paint, and I'm super excited about the new version. The more I learn about the program, the more I love it. :D Fanboying aside, I have two small questions. I just made the move to pro, so layer modes are new to me. I was playing around with storyboard...