Attached is ora2png, a tool I recently wrote that flattens .ora files and saves them as png. it requires Python and the commandline version of G'MIC (http:/gmic.sf.net)
It's used like this:
ora2png tricu.ora
(outputs a png 'tricu.png')
or multiple files:
ora2png snime.ora tricu.ora bisli.ora fagri.ora
(outputs snime.png tricu.png bisli.png fagri.png)
(note it is not multiple-invocation/ threadsafe yet, see the lines
mentioning /tmp/ora2png.png
; also, it occasionally produces files that are spatially larger than
the png's mypaint produces;
and finally, old (saved with MyPaint <0.70?) are not handled
correctly, as they seem to be encoded with nonstandard gamma)
There you go. ('whereever you go, there you are.') :)
I've gotten a lot of use out of this for building galleries, hopefully
you-all will too.
Have an awesome Christmas. :)
ora2png
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