You can add Pixen to the list. It was mostly abandoned a few years ago, but someone else has picked the project up and has been working on it fervently since then. I reported a nasty bug and it was fixed by the end of the day. He even emailed me the new build when he was done. My excitement over this software's revival is huge! Check it out if you're running OS X: https://github.com/philippec/Pixen
I wasn't able to test this myself, as I can only run Ubuntu virtually and therefore Allegro won't compile (I'm not considered OpenGL compatible), but I'll try to help as best I can.
7) Type cd /path/to/ase (for example cd ~/Desktop/ase-0.8.3) and press enter.
8) Type bash fix.sh and press enter. Answer the questions. Just press enter for each one if you want defaults.
9) Type make and press enter.
10) Type make install and press enter.
The executable should now be somewhere in your /usr/local folder, as well as the ase-0.8.3 folder. Pretty rough, I know. FOSS makes me warm and tingly inside, but this is the perfect example of why I use OS X for my day-to-day.
If anyone technically inclined could try this out before the OP (and possibly help troubleshoot if it doesn't work), that'd be awesome.
This worked perfectly, thanks!
You can add Pixen to the list. It was mostly abandoned a few years ago, but someone else has picked the project up and has been working on it fervently since then. I reported a nasty bug and it was fixed by the end of the day. He even emailed me the new build when he was done. My excitement over this software's revival is huge! Check it out if you're running OS X: https://github.com/philippec/Pixen
Oy.
Yeah, installing from source isn't fun.
I wasn't able to test this myself, as I can only run Ubuntu virtually and therefore Allegro won't compile (I'm not considered OpenGL compatible), but I'll try to help as best I can.
1) Download Allegro: http://sourceforge.net/projects/alleg/files/allegro/5.0.3/allegro-5.0.3.... Extract until it's a plain folder.
2) Pop open the terminal. Type sudo apt-get install cmake and press enter. Wait for install.
3) Type sudo apt-get -y install libx11-dev and press enter. Wait for install.
4) Type cd /path/to/allegro (for example cd ~/Desktop/allegro-5.0.3) and press enter.
5) Type mkdir Build, enter, cd Build, enter, cmake .. , enter. Type make install, enter. That should take care of the Allegro library.
6) Download ASEPRITE source: http://aseprite.googlecode.com/files/ase-0.8.3.zip Extract until it's a plain folder.
7) Type cd /path/to/ase (for example cd ~/Desktop/ase-0.8.3) and press enter.
8) Type bash fix.sh and press enter. Answer the questions. Just press enter for each one if you want defaults.
9) Type make and press enter.
10) Type make install and press enter.
The executable should now be somewhere in your /usr/local folder, as well as the ase-0.8.3 folder. Pretty rough, I know. FOSS makes me warm and tingly inside, but this is the perfect example of why I use OS X for my day-to-day.
If anyone technically inclined could try this out before the OP (and possibly help troubleshoot if it doesn't work), that'd be awesome.