[comp.windows.x] Looking for a color paint package.

phils@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (03/23/89)

We are looking for an X based paint package for editing images.  Does such a
program exist?   We're not real particular about the format it handles.
 Just the ability do basic pixel editing on 8 or 24 bit images.
 
Who is working on such a project? and when will it be available?
This would be VERY useful.

Philip Thompson  (phils@athena.mit.edu)
Computer Resource Lab.
Dept. of Architecture and Urban Planning
MIT.

franco@bbn.com (Frank A. Lonigro) (03/24/89)

Yes yes yes!!!!  Please impliment such an application!!!!

Here's a small wish list:
	Support for 2 - 24 plains of color or greyscale.
	Allow to save image as color postscript file.
	Possibly allowing for saving the image as GIF and other formats.
	Conversion of color images to greyscale(forms of dither and such).
	Maybe even able to read and write MacPaint would be nice.
	Of course, any format that it writes, it should be able to read
	   except for maybe the postscript file.

This would be great, I hope someone is working on this!!!!!

-franco

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spolsky-joel@CS.YALE.EDU (Joel Spolsky) (03/25/89)

xpaint exists and is PD but it still has some bugs. Contact koblas@mips.com.

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