A simple whiteboarding program.
Get pre-built Inkpad binaries in the releases page.
Inkpad depends on Raylib.
Clone the repository and build Inkpad using nob.
Provide one of the following command line arguments below to nob executable to build for different platforms:
linux-x86_64: build for Linux x86_64windows-x86_64: build for Windows x86_64 (using mingw-w64)
If you do not provide any of them, the default is Linux x86_64.
If it is your first time building the same version, you need to pack the necessary assets for the software to work. In case you don't, the build will not succeed.
To pack the assets, use the built-in asset packer:
./nob packIn a nutshell, this is what you need to do:
$ cc -o nob nob.c
$ ./nob pack && ./nobAfter build, run the executable at bin/ folder.
$ ./bin/inkpadIf you are on Linux, you can move the compiled executable to /usr/local/bin
to be able to run it from the terminal, you can even create a *.desktop file
to make your system threat it as a proper application.
If you are on Windows, you can put it anywhere you want and then create a shortcut to desktop, start menu and/or taskbar.
Read the full tutorial here.
By Marcio Dantas
