Re: Plan for Fedora 20 Design Suite

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Hey,

The Color Hug discussion sounds interesting and might be worth putting somewhere, as I hadn't heard about this before now. An FAQ about color profiling linked from the browser in the spin?

gnokki, could you please send me a link for your monitor profiling tutorial, I'd like to read/review it for my own education.

Luya - is there somewhere like a wiki page you want to use to document the ideas and links? If not we can create something in the Fedora wiki, perhaps under the Design Team's page?

Kirk



On 08/15/2013 12:00 AM, S.Kemter wrote:
Hi,

We should keep the space on the DVD for software, there is a lot what is not packaged yet. For tutorials there would be a bookmark in the browser better. Might be a good idea to do a collecting page with the tutorials that are done from the design team.

Not only colorhug works out of the box, but I would stay away from suggesting it. A designer who knows about color profiling has already another device (which work also out of the box). The difference between colorhug and his device is only that colorhug is open hardware, but each medal has two sides, so I can have a hug with its problems in red tones or a proprietary device which has no problems.

Colorhug is more for beginners, to get a cheap and open device. I do know a lot of ppl who bought one, even they dont know what to do with it example hheigl. I did also a tutorial and video how to profiling ur monitor. But there is a but the user should be in need for it and then he will already know more things about CM otherwise u produce to many failures in profiling and u will not get used to CM.


br gnokii


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