-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I just started to dig into color management. I'm running Lubuntu 11.10 and thought, that gcm could be a nice front end for colord (I'm not aware of a native gui app for LXDE). So I installed gcm (package: 3.2.0-ubuntu1) via Synaptic. But also after rebooting it doesn't appear in my menu. Thus I was looking for command line tools to start the gui manually. But I'm only able to run "gcm-viewer" successfully to watch my ICC-profiles. There I can have a look at all the files and its attributes. That's all, I think. If I want to run "gcm-picker" it tells me, that no color-sensor is attached, which is true (I don't own one). If I want to run "gcm-calibrate" it complains that I didn't specify a device. Well, that's true again, but I don't know how to do it and what device it is asking for... (the man page is not that long[1] and as I said, original I was looking for a nice gui app). If I run "gcm-import" I get a graphical pop up telling me that I didn't specify a file name. That's also true, but what file should I specify? I mean, what will happen to this file... Should I point it to my ICC-files, or are they yet imported, because I can see them in "gcm-viewer"? The man page is in addition not very helpful for me. "gcm-inspect" is exiting without any message at all. And I'm totally missing "gcm-prefs" that is named at various places on the net. So my question is, how can I start the main screen shown in the screen shots?[2] Do I need to install any extra packages? In one man page the gnome-control-center was named. But as I'm running Lubuntu with LXDE and not Gnome, I'm a little bit afraid to install to much gnome dependencies, I mean, I do have a working application to define the desktop appearance, front, wallpaper and so on, do I really need the gnome-control-center? Would be really nice, if somebody can point out to me the right way to use gcm. I wasn't able to find something on the web helping me. Thanks in advance, Simon [1] actually there is written something about gcm-import and not about gcm-calibrate [2] http://projects.gnome.org/gnome-color-manager/screenshots.html -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJPCFuQAAoJEEtNfIC+sk2GoP4H/2iX9e4FraE9ueTjD6cnKfUC j+jX/lFHQQJES4ih7nAgFp43lM48h230KSSUwAD7XmoYQevZtdltGrDfwb1GLac6 2T5SNhdj2f1dz5ppBVJZ2YKX+dsPPIDRsCU78ir3eY/vV7lSkYPId3MnaW/sfO+u nftcOKy4pFTE1/1BOK25e8V4CPCJMvNMg/IT9mCbwDTiBfRbV+7L3rS3/uJK4j6Q XlDNpC3HdEkc1vFXS+nkYKBvmFu0LiezCy7bH/k8eWyviDXwQkl4G3Zpr33rOPII ojcKtDdvmN8V8IabPbmY6pnhAbB+raCGVHBd7ZFAezk9jPaINNRLvFYNCmIU044= =1kC3 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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