[Openicc] Color Infrastructure of ... LINUX ecosystem

[Jan-Peter Homann]

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Edmund,
- From my eyes, it would be very helpful, if you describe your
expriences and potentail workarounds in the OpenICC wiki.

If we have problems and workarounds, which are created from the
interaction of different apps and / or system wide libraries, the
OpenICC wiki is a good place to deal with it.

If the problem occurs only inside one application, a bug report for
this application should be written.

If we address all together these open questions, LINUX can develop to
leading OS for an open colormanagement architecture based on the ICC
standard.

Currently the ICC addresses not such issues and the commercial
developers of applications with support for ICC profiles are using
only the display profile and the standard folder from the
colormanagement-infrastructure of Mac OS or Windows...

Best regards
Jan-Peter

Am 21.10.13 13:45, schrieb edmund ronald:
> Jan Peter,
> 
> I think we needs some user-level documentation. For instance, I
> did some experimentation recently under several distributions, and
> found that a CMYK profiling target came out as either a black sheet
> or a set of stripes when printed via "lp" from a Tiff on several
> distributions, but could be correctly printed from say Acroread
> when wrapped as a PDF.
> 
> Of course one could hope that a user wishing to employ Linux to
> print should spend some weeks testing, in the spirit of Linux,
> which tool is appropriate, before relying on some feature, but some
> users are too impatient. Hence real and well maintained user-level
> documentation might be extremely useful.
> 
> Edmund

>>>> 
> 

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