-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi Pascal, thanks for your reply. Am 07.01.2012 21:57, schrieb Pascal de Bruijn: > On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 9:53 PM, Pascal de Bruijn <pmjdebruijn pcode nl> wrote: >> On Sat, Jan 7, 2012 at 3:49 PM, Simon Harhues <Simon Harhues muenster de> wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I just started to dig into color management. I'm running Lubuntu 11.10 >> >> You might want to consider using my PPA, to get more up to date >> versions (which fixes some bugs): >> >> https://launchpad.net/~pmjdebruijn/+archive/gcm-colorhug Thanks, I'll have a look at it. >> >>> 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. >> >> Doesn't LXDE support .desktop files? >> >> /usr/share/applications/gcm-import.desktop >> /usr/share/applications/gcm-viewer.desktop >> /usr/share/applications/gcm-picker.desktop >> /usr/share/applications/gcm-calibrate.desktop It does. And they are there. But nevertheless they don't appear in the menu, don't ask me why. "Categories=System" looks good to me and desktop-file-validate also gives no error. >> >>> 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. >> >> gcm-prefs was GCM 2.x, new distro have GCM 3.x Ah, okay, I see. > > Hmm, you probably need gnome-control-center: > > $ dpkg -L gnome-control-center | grep color > /usr/share/applications/gnome-color-panel.desktop > /usr/lib/control-center-1/panels/libcolor.so Uhm, that's about 16 more packages as dependencies... :-/ Are there plans to make gcm usable without gnome-control-center? The openbox config manager ObConf is probably not the right place as an alternative for gcm. Otherwise I'll probably go for learning to edit the config files of colord by hand. I mean, "colormgr get-devices" gives me my web cam and my printers, but not my lcd display and "colormgr get-profiles" gives me quite a lot of profiles, but only one with the icc-file of my display, so I would like to check if everything is going right. :) Simon -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJPCQuVAAoJEEtNfIC+sk2GA7gIAM9qa8pox5ilsWLCk/6qXjs+ i5gZyeA2etme/WazotvEPMR6FwK5MT7YYNzCaW03I/FkFnwOYgIp0ZeumscxeQRp lXUEw+aPhOQivchRdKf9YnUbulDDAxmXZoZm/6hKhozlIxk+jUYVWoOoXUfMy+8d KCP734Ya5P6UfC9SyPROyurQPJFZk5XmSEMSLBDQUqVNnNdAL+S+ubi39mUh2/mR oP0yFmy+XHuDMqC4uRsfLgZb+3YCKDI3Wgd1UWo8vSpOTQwtVrcBy6BKPzvMW0BP mwVWh/ygdYH7aHzCgm6s6Ej9nT6s+jn7Kooqosh9jahGOgCthxVQ31IWMj+jTAw= =Pqhk -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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