For what is worth, it's working fine for me on Fedora 39 (nvidia).
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itch.io Community » Game Development » General Development · Posted in Should I use a MIT license for my code?
Someone can resell your game and be compliant with your mit license.
You can use other people's MIT libraries without any issues in your commercial game. You don't need to use mit yourself. Just keep their license files in your game folder root, or any other easily findable location ex. move them to a folder named licenses.
PixaTool 1.55 Released !!! comments · Replied to RapturedPixels in PixaTool 1.55 Released !!! comments
If you want a transparent background you can use image magick. For example
convert opaque-image.png original.png -compose CopyOpacity -composite PNG32:output.png
The original and opaque one need to have the same size though. I'm using linux and wrote a tiny bash script for convenience.
I know this is a old post, but it's the first and only result on google on this question, so it might help others.