>>>>> "David" == David A Desrosiers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jack> I hadn't followed this thread closely until now because I don't Jack> have a PalmPix camera. Has this application been turned into a Jack> general purpose image viewing application? I've been looking Jack> for a good color image viewing application for my M505 for some Jack> time now. David> Nope, it's imply takes the PalmPix image database file as David> input, and spits out successive .bmp files for each "slide" in David> the PalmPix database. It's not a palm-side-resident David> application, it's more of a desktop conduit. I was just talking David> to Rasmus in irc, and beat up a few interesting ideas around David> this. Once I get some time to hack on something, I might spend David> a few hours and see if I can get this idea I have working. Okay, it's a great desktop conduit, but what application would be on the other side? Are there any decent free packages to view color images on the newer Palms? I've looked and haven't seen any. David> That being said, linking this to imlib2 to enable png, jpg, and David> wbmp (WML stuff, basically tBMP) support, would be a nice David> feature. Embellish it later with quantizing, output options, David> scaling, etc. and you have a really nice full-blown desktop David> conduit for this. Wrap it in gtk+ later, and you have a really David> slick desktop gui for it. Slap a plugin into JPilot with a David> "slideshow" style viewer, and you have a full 360-degree David> conduit to use. Where's the viewer? That's the only piece I'm really missing for my needs. No flashy conduit needed if I can just add and subtract images in some arbitrary format. David> Just some more ideas to strengthen it a bit... The most obvious missing piece looks like the toughest one. David> /d Jack. -- Jack Twilley jmt at twilley dot org http colon slash slash www dot twilley dot org slash tilde jmt slash _______________________________________________ Pilot-unix mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hcirisc.cs.binghamton.edu/mailman/listinfo/pilot-unix
