Re: [Trisquel-users] What the best environment on Trisquel for professional graphic designers?

[softwdensky]

Perhaps our color vision does not separate color values ​​at a smaller  
level than a photon. If it is wrong, something between a green next to a  
literally extremely similar green is something between 1 and 0. Perhaps it is  
very important to grasp this image. I enlarged an image of 2300 × 2300  
pixels by more than 50,000% on GIMP, there are squares with slightly  
different colors are lined up in order. Can I use the squares that are cut  
its four corners roundly? If gradation is possible, of course, I think that  
is closer to reality. I assume that perhaps computers can enlarge (or reduce)  
a thing to an infinite large (small) scale on a screen, can it be set any  
number as the maximum magnification? If you set the maximum magnification to  
infinity, the computer will not be able to "decide", so it would be confused,  
I guess. I feel that it is possible to let the computer decide it in a state  
where it is free from time and space by making a capacitor (or something I  
don't know), free. Or it also seems that that is inherently quite irregular  
since the nature of electrons than I thought. But I will not pursue it here  
because it will be further off topic. For the time being, is it possible to  
round the corners of the smallest rectangles? and can that border be  
represented in a neutral color? If it's worth discussing, I would set up a  
thread about what's between 1 and 0, and since I'm a painter, I would like to  
pursue together what's between a color and another color. It must be  
something between inanimate things and living things. I think you are  
pursuing the same thing in front of the computer instead of my pen. Or just  
peeping at your future girl friend??