> strong ego-driven component. This leads to several undesirable symptoms.
> One, as you have noticed, is a tendency to overlook (if not downright
> ignore) certain sections of the (potential) user community; "If I don't
> need this, then I don't see why anybody else should, either". Another
> is
On Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 08:32:08AM -0400, Cory Papenfuss wrote:
> > yes, currently there are two. one is the relatively old Cinepaint,
> > which was a fork of gimp (www.cinepaint.org). right now it uses
> > gtk+-1.x but they are in the process of shifting to fltk.
> >
> > the other one is the rela
Cinepaint, which has been around for a while, does 32 bit and 16 bit
editing. Very obtuse interface.
-Adam
Jostein Øksne wrote:
> Been away from Linux for very long.
>
> Are there any 16-bit image editors for Linux yet? I remember this was
> one of the main features absent from GIMP back when.
> about the monitor calibration, perhaps you know this already, but have
> you tried lprof?
>
> http://lprof.sourceforge.net/
>
Yeah... I know of it. When I first started to get interested in
color management a year or so ago, lprof had pretty much died on the vine.
It's great that
On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 08:32:08 -0400 (EDT)
Cory Papenfuss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That said, I use cinepaint for manipulation of color-managed
> digital photos. Unfortunately, monitor calibration is still more or
> less nonexistant. Since I rarely do any adjustments other than
> brigh
> yes, currently there are two. one is the relatively old Cinepaint,
> which was a fork of gimp (www.cinepaint.org). right now it uses
> gtk+-1.x but they are in the process of shifting to fltk.
>
> the other one is the relatively new Krita (www.koffice.org/krita)
> which is a part of the Koffice
hi,
yes, currently there are two. one is the relatively old Cinepaint,
which was a fork of gimp (www.cinepaint.org). right now it uses
gtk+-1.x but they are in the process of shifting to fltk.
the other one is the relatively new Krita (www.koffice.org/krita)
which is a part of the Koffice package
Been away from Linux for very long.
Are there any 16-bit image editors for Linux yet? I remember this was
one of the main features absent from GIMP back when.
Jostein
On 10/19/06, SJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi,
>
> for those of you on linux, raw therapee-1.1-pre5 is available for linux
> (h
hi,
for those of you on linux, raw therapee-1.1-pre5 is available for linux
(http://www.rawtherapee.com/download.html). no sources, only binary,
but seems much much better than what has so far been available.
of course, there is also a windows version there..
regards, subash
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