Re: colormgr usage and possible bug

[Florian Höch <lists+gnome-color-manager hoech org>]

Am 06.12.2011 14:16, schrieb Richard Hughes:
> On 6 December 2011 11:00, Florian Höch
> <lists+gnome-color-manager hoech org>  wrote:
> > I wouldn't mind letting GNOME handle it.
> > Basically I'm just looking for a way to tell it "look, I've got this new
> > profile. Please set is as default for my screen and remember my choice."
> > What would be the best way to accomplish that?
>
> If you're happy using libcolord, just do something like:
>
> d = cd_client_find_device_sync ("id")
> p = cd_client_import_profile_sync ("file.icc")
> cd_device_add_profile_sync (d, p)
> cd_device_make_profile_default_sync (d, p)
>
> If you'd rather use DBus or the command line, you just have to copy
> the file into the right place, wait for g-s-d to add it to colord, and
> then do the two other commands like before.

Thanks. So in the case I'd want to use the commandline, but avoid the 
having to 'wait for g-s-d to add it to colord' part, I assume I still 
have to do colormgr create-profile (with scope 'disk') first?
[ I'm going to use it from Python, so I'm still contemplating if I 
should write a small ctypes wrapper around the libcolord calls or use 
the commandline. Latter seems easier for me as I already have some code 
in place. ]

Florian