Comment 6 for bug 596417

I can confirm Pinta has a problem with big-endian systems, because the low level colour pointers (the Bgra pointers) assume it's a little-endian system, while Cairo will use the native byte ordering. (Making the ordering ARGB rather than BGRA.) Supporting a big-endian system would require a rather big rewrite of the fundamental assumptions in Pinta, but would be doable if anyone really wanted to.