So I've got 355-and-counting PNG images in Tux Paint's 'stamps' collection.
Many of these were photos which were resized, and had the backgrounds
removed (using the Eraser and selection tools in The GIMP), and then saved
as RGBA PNG files.
By default, I GIMP saves PNGs with the following option
Have you looked at ImageMagick's convert utility? It is a fairly
powerful tool with many options. As a brute-force method, converting to
some format that doesn't support transparency, and then back again,
might work for you.
Jonathan
Bill Kendrick wrote:
So I've got 355-and-counting PNG
On Sunday 05 March 2006 17:11, Bill Kendrick wrote:
I was hoping to make a script that I could run on occasion (say,
before release, or after adding a batch of new PNGs). My initial
thought was to use pngcrush.
I have one immediate problem. Debian/sid's pngcrush is currently
b0rked:
On Sun, Mar 05, 2006 at 07:09:47PM -0600, Ken Bloom wrote:
I have one immediate problem. Debian/sid's pngcrush is currently
b0rked:
snip
Recompile pngcrush or download a working version from
snapshot.debian.net
Heh, well, that's not going to help if it can't do what I need it to do.
But
On Sun, Mar 05, 2006 at 04:16:43PM -0800, Jonathan Stickel wrote:
Have you looked at ImageMagick's convert utility?
Yeah, I did. (Actually mentioned it in my original post ;^) )
It is a fairly powerful tool with many options. As a brute-force
method, converting to some format that doesn't
