https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=127469
--- Comment #11 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- (In reply to servalli from comment #10) > Why is it a seldom used feature? Reality, and we certainly don't have folks clamoring for the feature. How often and common work flows for the suite dictate what areas of the UI needs/gets dev attention. > Using consistent palettes across different applications is very useful and > might be important for business uses when brand colors are enforced. > > It is extremely frustrating having to manually create a .sog file in a text > editor and have to copy it somewhere as a root or write a script for > conversions Two minutes work to stream edit from .gpl to .soc, not seeing an issue. .SOG is the gradient palette--don't think you meant that. > Having a UI option to import a .gpl would be so much better. Why, the .gpl GIMP palettes can already be directly read as palettes in LibreOffice--the color picker is the importer. Otherwise one just needs to copy it from GIMP's share/gimp/2.0/palettes directory to the Libreoffice's share/palette directory. Certainly not a core functional component, but broader palette management remain fertile ground for an extension. Code is welcome. > There is currently no extension allowing to load an external palette in any > way. OK, but it is trivial in any os/DE to edit format for a .soc pallet--and to drop a correctly formatted .SOC file into share/pallete directory. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
