On Mon, Jul 24, 2000 at 12:16:30AM +0200, Tomas Ogren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > operations (rectangular select, crop, flip, and I'll write the
> > striping thing) on huge images? That would save the reputation of
> > Linux in front of those guys.
>
> ImageMagick? Available on just about ever
On Sun, Jul 23, 2000 at 04:01:37PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm not sure if the projection buffer is constructed conservatively or
> not. As I recall projection is done bottom-up instead of top-down,
> which makes conservative construction difficult. I planned a top-down
No matter what
On 23 July, 2000 - somnorici sent me these 2.8K bytes:
> Do you guys know of any open-source program for linux that does simple
> operations (rectangular select, crop, flip, and I'll write the
> striping thing) on huge images? That would save the reputation of
> Linux in front of those guys.
Im
On Sun, 23 Jul 2000 20:45:32 -, "somnorici " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>Kelly: no, I'm not asking gimp to not store the image decompressed, I
>just want it to use a display buffer sized to the window size, not to
>the image size. Of course, several copies of the image (in this case
>105megs)
That's the point: I need no alpha, layers or something. Just a
rectangular selection for crop, flip and a simple striping plugin
(which I wrote). And the swap file went to three times the size by
just loading the image, not even moving or clicking the mouse, zero
undo levels.
64 megs of ram is ju
On Thu, 20 Jul 2000 21:45:05 -, "somnorici " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>I set the undo levels to zero and loaded an image. 9376 by 11488
>pixels grayscale is 107,711,488 bytes. My display depth is 16
>bits. It didn't take long to link this with the swap file, which
>after loading the image wa
On 20 Jul, somnorici wrote:
> I set the undo levels to zero and loaded an image. 9376 by 11488
> pixels grayscale is 107,711,488 bytes. My display depth is 16 bits. It
> didn't take long to link this with the swap file, which after
> loading the image was 292,421,632 bytes, plus the 32 megs of t
Hi,
Same thing in a different view: I was suposed to write a plugin for
gimp that would do some simple stuff to huge images. They want to load
the image, crop it, sometimes flip it, then select an area and stripe
it (draw white lines at a 45 degree angle and one inch width). The
images are black
