Re: Increasing IMLIB's palette?

[raster redhat com]

On 20 Apr, Alan Shutko shouted:
->  I love IMLIB and have an 8bpp screen.  I'd like to give IMLIB a bigger
->  palette (say 128 slots) because I shove NS in a world of its own and
->  my non-GNOME apps don't use many colors.  What's an easy way to come
->  up with a good set of colors for the palette?

edit the imlib palette using imlib_config :) you cna make ranges
(spread one color to another) and most useful color stuff. :)

another is to brew it up by hand.. ie make an image lets say in gimp..
then create a gimp palette out of that image (gimp has options to do
this) - now get that palette file form gimp.. edit it (trun all the
decimals into hex starting wiht 0x - strip off the header in a text
editor) and you have an imlib palette file. :)

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