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- Drop cmake-fixes.patch, no longer needed
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- Drop gmic_reference.pdf
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- Use %cmake_build, remove the ninja dependency
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- Trim marketing wording from the description
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- Trim the package description
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Wed May 22 16:05:55 UTC 2019 - Marcus Rueckert <mrueckert@suse.de>
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G'MIC is a framework for image processing, providing
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several different user interfaces to convert/manipulate/filter/visualize
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generic image datasets, from 1d scalar signals to 3d+t sequences of
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multi-spectral volumetric images. Technically speaking, what it does is:
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* Define a lightweight language (the G'MIC language)
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dedicated to the design of image processing operators and pipelines.
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* Provide several user interfaces embedding the corresponding interpreter:
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- A command-line executable gmic, to use the G'MIC framework from a shell.
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In this setting, G'MIC may be seen as a serious (and friendly) competitor
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of the ImageMagick or GraphicsMagick software suites.
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- A gimp plug-in, to bring G'MIC capabilities to the GIMP image retouching
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software. (gimp-plugin-gmic)
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- A krita plug-in, to bring G'MIC capabilities to the krita digital painting
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software. (krita-plugin-gmic)
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- A web service G'MIC Online, to allow users applying image processing
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algorithms directly in a web browser.
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- A Qt-based interface ZArt, for real-time mainpulation of webcam images.
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(gmic-zart)
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- A C++ library libgmic, to be linked to third-party applications.
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(libgmic1, gmic-devel)
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G'MIC is focused on the design of possibly complex pipelines for converting,
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manipulating, filtering and visualizing generic 1d/2d/3d multi-spectral image
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datasets. This includes of course color images, but also more complex data as
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image sequences or 3d(+t) volumetric float-valued datasets.
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G'MIC is an open framework: the default language can be extended with custom
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G'MIC-written commands, defining thus new available image filters or effects.
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By the way, G'MIC already contains a substantial set of pre-defined image
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processing algorithms and pipelines (more than 1000).
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G'MIC has been designed with portability in mind and runs on different
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platforms (Windows, Unix, MacOSX). It is distributed under the CeCILL license
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(GPL-compatible). Since 2008, it is developed in the Image Team of the GREYC
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laboratory, in Caen/France, by permanent researchers working in the field of
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image processing on a daily basis.
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multi-spectral volumetric images.
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%package -n libgmic1
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Summary: Shared library that belongs to gmic
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