[argyllcms] Re: Argyll GUI
- From: "Martin Weberg" <martin.weberg@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2008 09:35:10 +0200
Hi Steve,
I downloaded the win32-version and just tried some basic stuff. Looks great.
Even though it's a GUI, you still get a "techy" feeling fiddling with the
parameters. I like the workflow calibrating and profiling displays. An
update to argyll1.0.1 would be nice and offcourse a MacPPC binary.
Martin Weberg
2008/8/5 Steve <steveg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> Hi All,
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> My name is Steve from DigiFab Systems, Inc. we are a wide format RIP
> company, and we have several clients that use Argyll to create profiles for
> use with our RIP, Evolution. Most of our clients use Windows and so to make
> Argyll easier for them I created a GUI that sits on top of Argyll making is
> very easy to set the command line options as well as access the doc files
> from inside the window.
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> The GUI is the same license as Argyll currently I have just the Win32
> binaries, as well as the source. So for those that have other OSs you will
> need to compile it. It's written in WxWidgets which is a platform
> independent library. Although the only project/make I have is a Visual
> Studio 2008 sln. Not all but most of the utilities are implemented, and a
> few still need to be updated to the latest version of Argyll.
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> You can get the GUI from www.digifab.com/ArgyllCMSGUI. Anyone who compiles
> under a different OS and sends me the binary I'll put there as well, as I
> only have Windows. (I may compile a Mac version at some point in the future)
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> Hope this is helpful.
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> Let me know want you think,
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> Steve
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> Steven Greaves
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> DigiFab Systems, Inc.
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> 212-944-9882
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> steveg@xxxxxxxxxxx
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