MacPaint

So there it is hiding behind VLC.

So Lunduk Paint is a, how would I describe it? If you took Mac Paint, like the old Mac Paint, like from the early 80s, and combined it with Microsoft Paint, like the old Microsoft Paint, like the Windows 3.1 version, combine them together, let them get married and have a baby.

and that baby has more support for file format layers and history and that's what lunduk paint is it's not a gimp or photoshop replacement it is a quick simple lightning fast painting tool markup tool etc it supports a couple of different file formats has layers It's nice.

I like it quite a lot.

This is very much a beta piece of software.

It's just a very, very good beta that ships with the Brave web browser.

There's VLC and Lunduk Paint.

We ship with our own, with Office applications, specifically Numeric and Abbeyword because they're lightweight.

And there was this classic Japanese woodblock print of a woman in a kimono, like combing her long hair.

And they kind of recreated that with Mac Paint.

And that was the hero of, you know, if you see an ad for Mac Paint or the Mac, that one image.

And that was, you know, very striking to me.

But it also showed that He was also always kind of pushing or you know inspired by Japanese art and design I saw that over the, you know, both working with him and then over the years there.

He wrote QuickDraw, for instance, that allowed us to put stuff on the screen, allowed the Mac to put stuff on the screen.

He also wrote MacPaint and MacPaint.

Did he do MacDraw? I can't remember.

Um, but, uh, but certainly, you know, like some of the early apps, um, you know, just amazing stuff out of, out of him.

So HyperCard was designed by a guy named Bill Atkinson, who was one of the original Mac programmers.

He wrote QuickDraw, MacPaint, things like that.

So one of the gods of Apple development.

And HyperCard was his pet project to allow anyone who wanted to, to program.

So in those days, there was no sheet music software.

So I literally had to build those musical examples in Mac Paint.

You know, draw five parallel lines and then to hand draw a note head and so on.

But that was what I was doing with it.

He wrote QuickDraw, for instance, that allowed us to put stuff on the screen, allowed the Mac to put stuff on the screen.

He also wrote MacPaint and MacPaint.

Did you make Draw? I can't remember.

Um, but, uh, but certainly like some of the early apps, um, you know, just amazing stuff out of, out of him.