Hallo,
Is there a actually working way to convert ase to gpl? I have a palette here with rough 1300 colors, I would need as gpl.
Swatchbooker doesnt work anymore as it isnt ported to Python 3, the GIMP plugin for converting doesnt work for the same reason anymore.
Any idea, dont want to spent 2 weeks writing the palette by hand
br gnokii
On 11/6/20 11:40 PM, S.Kemter wrote:
Is there a actually working way to convert ase to gpl? I have a palette here with rough 1300 colors, I would need as gpl.
Swatchbooker doesnt work anymore as it isnt ported to Python 3, the GIMP plugin for converting doesnt work for the same reason anymore.
Any idea, dont want to spent 2 weeks writing the palette by hand
I just tried Swatchbooker on F33 and it seems to work fine as long as you run it with python2. Make sure you don't have the 32-bit lcms2 library or you'll have to adjust the python file to avoid it.
I cloned it from github and ran: python2 sbconvert.py -o gimp_gpl sample.ase
I do have a lot of python libraries already installed, so it's possible that you'll need to install some. But they are available.
Hi,
I actually not really want run python2 stuff, last time I did got into lot of trouble later on, so I want to avoid it.
I don't know what Luya does actually for that problem as we had Swatchbooker a few years back on the Design Suite.
Br gnokii
Samuel Sieb samuel@sieb.net schrieb am Sa., 7. Nov. 2020, 15:10:
On 11/6/20 11:40 PM, S.Kemter wrote:
Is there a actually working way to convert ase to gpl? I have a palette here with rough 1300 colors, I would need as gpl.
Swatchbooker doesnt work anymore as it isnt ported to Python 3, the GIMP plugin for converting doesnt work for the same reason anymore.
Any idea, dont want to spent 2 weeks writing the palette by hand
I just tried Swatchbooker on F33 and it seems to work fine as long as you run it with python2. Make sure you don't have the 32-bit lcms2 library or you'll have to adjust the python file to avoid it.
I cloned it from github and ran: python2 sbconvert.py -o gimp_gpl sample.ase
I do have a lot of python libraries already installed, so it's possible that you'll need to install some. But they are available. _______________________________________________ design-team mailing list -- design-team@lists.fedoraproject.org To unsubscribe send an email to design-team-leave@lists.fedoraproject.org Fedora Code of Conduct: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/project/code-of-conduct/ List Guidelines: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines List Archives: https://lists.fedoraproject.org/archives/list/design-team@lists.fedoraprojec...
On 11/7/20 12:14 AM, S.Kemter wrote:
I actually not really want run python2 stuff, last time I did got into lot of trouble later on, so I want to avoid it.
I don't understand what trouble it could cause. "python2" is still available in Fedora and I didn't install any libraries that didn't come from a Fedora package. I merely cloned the github repo and ran the python file. Nothing was installed outside of rpm.
On 11/7/20 11:31 AM, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 11/7/20 12:14 AM, S.Kemter wrote:
I actually not really want run python2 stuff, last time I did got into lot of trouble later on, so I want to avoid it.
There is a patch that enables use of Python 3, but it has not been merged: https://github.com/sk1project/python-lcms2/pull/2
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