The Pixel Image editor can be found at http://www.kanzelsberger.com/pixel/?page_id=12. I installed it in Ubuntu 7.04 but it gives me no menue. How do I run the Pixel Image editor?

Out of curiousity, I downloaded this and tried to install it. Extracting the archive creates one executable file named "installpixel32".

Running this file caused my screen to blank and I lost all control--I could not get to terminal with ctrl-alt-F1, and I could not restart with ctrl-alt-del.

The hard disk was working away on **something**. Not knowing if my system was being wiped out, I simply did a hard shutdown and re-started.

It appears that nothing was damaged, but I may not know for a while. Meanwhile I would caution anyone from using this SW.

Does anyone have a similar experience--or maybe something that tells me this was normal behavior?

I had no sutch problum. I was useing the .deb file to install with and did install fine. I just don't know ware it put the excutable file, sence it didn't place a menue in Ubuntu.

No, I'm sorry to say, but I've tried Pixel on different Slackwares and there has been no trouble.

I didn't really use it intensively, because I didn't like it, so I can't report any pro/contra while under heavy usage.

But it started and I clicked some stuff around.

I downloaded a .tar.gz file---when I extracted it, I got only the install script---never saw a .deb file.

I am not sure if SW installs always get menu entries automatically. Have you searched in /usr for the executable?

The deb file is on the download page Debain/Ubuntu.

The deb link wasn't working for me hear it is again. Deb download page.