miniPaint as a desktop app in Extella, a license question

[AnvarBakiyev]

Hi Vilius,

I packaged miniPaint as a test for Extella, a desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux with its own app store. In the Extella window, drawing, saving a project and exporting PNG all work. The screenshot below shows a saved project opened again. The listing is hidden, nobody sees it but us.

One license question first. The build includes AlertifyJS 1.14.0, which is GPL-3.0, so I labeled the whole combined build GPL-3.0 and kept your MIT notices. The full source of the build is here: https://github.com/AnvarBakiyev/extella-browser-apps-source/tree/8699ae073fc6a24187e25787e688d786aa864e4c/apps/minipaint

Is that labeling fine with you, or would you like it done another way?

If you want miniPaint in the store, you'd publish it from your own Extella account, under your name. Authors set the price and keep 70% of each sale, and our 30% goes into promoting the apps we pick. Free is fine too.

Any feedback on the test build is welcome.

Anvar Bakiyev, Extella