Package: openclipart-png
Version: 0.18+dfsg-1

Some of the png images are extremely large. To find out the sizes, I used following:

find /usr/share/openclipart/png > /tmp/files
file -f /tmp/files |grep image |awk '{print $5 $6 $7 $1}' |grep -e ^[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]

And I get for example following:

10535x16000,./food/meats_and_eggs/egg_mateya_01.png:
10562x16000,./food/meats_and_eggs/salami_mateya_01.png:
10534x16000,./food/dairy/cheese_mateya_01.png:
10524x16000,./food/fruit/apple_mateya_01.png:
10534x16000,./food/vegetables/salad_mateya_01.png:
10535x16000,./food/vegetables/paprika_mateya_01.png:
10527x16000,./food/desserts/cake_mateya_01.png:
10536x16000,./food/breads_and_carbs/pasta_mateya_01.png:

Those are just huge. Firefox crashes when trying to load those, gimp ate all my memory and swap, until came unresponsive while kswapd was using most of cpu, kuickshow was able to show them.

Also, when creating the galleries manually in OO, it takes a huge amount of time when these files are added.

There are few that are > 2k x 2k. I think that even 1k x 1k is too much. If openoffice could handle the svg's natively, there would not be need for the png's. Some svg2png util can be explicitly used if png's are needed (eg. Firefox can save svg's as png's) Hopefully that will happen someday. Abiword understands svg's, though not very fast and very well.


Tommi


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