Hal V. Engel wrote:
to being affordable if there was software available. Argyll does not
appear to be supported any more. But it may contain some basic
building blocks that can be leveraged to extend Linux color management
capabilities.
Argyll continues to be supported and developed, but releases are about
every 6 to 12 months. It supports instruments that I have access to,
and enough information to know how to drive. The main focus has been
on print profiling, but monitor profiling is almost trivial by comparison.
Monitor calibration (ie. setting the RAMDAC tables) on the other hand is
rather hardware and O.S. dependent, so I haven't pursued it, given the
mountain of other challenges. Argyll contains all the building blocks for
no-compromise color management, but few people involved in Open Source
projects have the knowledge of experience with color, to know how to go
about using it.
Graeme Gill.
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