Hi Heiko,
I'm not sure if I can handle this. It's probably easy to create an extension that just copies 376
colour palettes into a subdirectory, but IMNSHO it would make sense to create something more
versatile, e.g., an OCSC palette manager that enables users to select the installation or
de-installation of (in the alternative: activation or de-activation) of OCSC colour palettes.
Simply put, having additional 376 palettes available, most of which are special purpose ones,
doesn't make much sense. Scribus uses a dedicated download service to let users choose what they
need.
I certainly don't have the time to code this, but if anyone wants to get their hands dirty with
trying, I'll be supportive.
Best,
Christoph
Gesendet: Dienstag, 27. Dezember 2016 um 11:42 Uhr
Von: "Heiko Tietze" <tietze.heiko@googlemail.com>
An: "Christoph Schäfer" <christoph-schaefer@gmx.de>, "designglobal.libreoffice.org"
<design@global.libreoffice.org>, libreoffice <libreoffice@lists.freedesktop.org>
Betreff: Re: [libreoffice-design] Open Colour Systems Collection 2.0 released
Hi Christoph,
many thanks for sharing your work. In case of LibreOffice it would be great to have these
palettes as extensions. Just ask if you need help to pack the soc files into oxt. But maintaining
it on the extensions site is up to you (or any other volunteer).
Cheers,
Heiko
On 12/23/2016 08:01 AM, "Christoph Schäfer" wrote:
Open Colour Systems 2.0 Released
================================
freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour is pleased to announce the release of Open Colour Systems
Collection (OCSC) 2.0.
Following the release of OCSC 1.0, freieFarbe / freeColour has been been recognised by German
authorities as a non-profit organisation. The release of OCSC is the first one after the
official recognition.
OCSC 2.0 comprises ten additional colour palettes. More importantly, it is now also available
in Adobe's Swatch Exchange Format (ASE), as well as a Plain Text Format version with the file
extension CLF.
All colours have been measured from vendor-supplied colour references with a spectrophotometer.
Since freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour is an advocate of the use of the CIE LAB/HLC colour model as
a free and reasonable alternative to proprietary colour collections, colour values in the
palette files are in CIE LAB.
Download
========
SBZ: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_SBZ.zip
SHA1 checksum: 6b2bab7dde9e5fe9e8778ee9f79f31edcaa8cef8
ASE: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_ASE.zip
SHA1 checksum: fea350149e2b95af55f36e283fe597f279d3f79c
CLF: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_CLF.zip
SHA1 checksum: e65fd94db7f0d6484df9ce0cf0288ecd328ec655
In addition, OCSC 2.0 has been released in three RGB versions for use in LibreGraphics
programmes that don't support the LAB colour model and/or one of the formats listed above
(yet). The formats are: GPL (GIMP, Inkscape, Calligra Office, Krita, MyPaint), SOC (Apache
OpenOffice, LibreOffice, OpenOffice.org), and XML (Scribus 1.4.x).
Download
========
GPL: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_GPL.zip
SHA1 checksum: c0eefb3a74f658c9c201d5671b4af6a085650cbb
SOC: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_SOC.zip
SHA1 checksum: 318d8fbaf391b0ec39fa433e807e3ec658381376
XML: http://freiefarbe.de/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/OCSC_20_ScrXML.zip
SHA1 checksum: da456792dc89445022ab4ae1af3f5ccedc722cd6
A complete package with all supported formats is available here:
http://dtpstudio.de/downloads/freeware/OCSC_20.zip
SHA1 checksum: e65fd94db7f0d6484df9ce0cf0288ecd328ec655
In addition, freieFarbe / freeColour provides other colour-related software for free here:
http://freecolour.org/
Colour Software Release Planned
===============================
freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour also intends to release a previously closed-source colour software
product written in RealBasic as Open Source under a GPL 2+ licence. fF / fC hopes to find
contributors who are interested in porting the code from RealBasic to C++ and Qt, as well as
merging the features of Swatchbooker and the original product. The majority of the code is
UI-related, but the essential algorithms (the core of the product) are well-commented. Any
assistance with respect to the organisation of the release of the source code would be welcome.
About freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour:
===================================
freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour is a non-profit organisation that was founded in 2016 by German
and Swiss colour professionals after having worked as an informal initiative without legal
status for several years. our motto is "We want to unchain colours". The organisation is
looking for cooperation with colour experts, software developers and users around the globe who
share our goals. You are invited to become a member and/or contribute your own project.
freieFarbe e.V. / freeColour is convinced that the design world will benefit from truly free
colours and better colour software.
December 2016
Holger Everding
Christoph Schäfer
www.freiefarbe.de
www.freecolour.org
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