On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 7:09 AM, David H. Vree <david.h.vree@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Lars, > > I tried your method of running eog twice with two different profiles on two > of the same color checker jpegs. > > I am running Ubuntu 8.10 and I have to say that when I loaded the "bad" icc > profile and then opened test2.jpg, I could not tell a difference between the > colors in each instance of eog. > > I should mention however, that the colors in all my windows, including the > first eog changed *dramatically* when I loaded the bad profile. Is it > possible that eog reacts to changes in ICC profiles or was this just the > effect of changing the LUTs. I noticed eog was compiled against the lmcs > library on Ubuntu. > > What do you make of this? Is my eog color managed or not? I am more > confused than ever... > > Thanks, > Dave Sorry for the delay. I'm pretty sure this is user error, at least if you have just one monitor. I would guess that you issued the command eog test1.jpg twice. Please try one more time, and it's most safe to do a cut and paste. //www.freelists.org/post/argyllcms/eye-of-Gnome-CM-support,2 just start the entire process with xprop -root -remove _ICC_PROFILE just in case the profile is already loaded. Eog in ubuntu has been color manged for a year or two already. If you have imagemagick installed you can try display test1.jpg if you would like a reference. Even firefox test1.jpg should give you a image without screwed up color. The last one will hopefully change in the future. Regards Lars Tore Gustavsen