Re: [CinePaint] Display profile error?

Kai-Uwe Behrmann wrote:
> Am 17.07.08, 09:55 -0700 schrieb Konstantin Svist:
>   
>> I just installed CP 0.22.1 on Fedora 9 (using Fedora's repos) to try to 
>> make some HDR photos.
>> After playing with the HDR tool, I pressed the HDR button and got the 
>> following:
>> * The resulting image has some hot pink areas. I've searched for the 
>> symptom and saw someone mention that it's a gamut warning on non-color 
>> managed displays.
>> * There are 2 errors that pop up along with the generated image. They 
>> both say "cannot colormanage". One of them says to switch off auto 
>> colormanagement in File->Preferences->Color Management -- but I don't 
>> see a flag like that there.
>>     
>  
>   
>> When I go to File->Preferences->Color Management, I see the selector for 
>> display profile, but the choices consist only of "[none]". None of the 
>> paths from "ICC Profiles folder" existed, so I tried creating the one 
>> pointing to my home directory -- but that didn't help in the least.
>>     
>
> Assuming you have switched on in the File->Preferences->Color Management 
> tab:
> [Copy Oyranos Settings] and
> [Colourmanage new displays By Default]
>
> The lower [Profile Settings] frame should be grayed out.
>
> Oyranos will search in the typical ICC profile paths:
> ~/.color/icc
> /usr/share/color/icc
> /usr/local/share/color/icc
>
> Did you install the oyranos profile packages. I do not know in which 
> fedora repository these can be found. They contain at least a sRGB.icc to 
> have some fallback for your display.
>
>
> kind regards
> Kai-Uwe Behrmann
>   

No, I apparently didn't have Oyranos installed. I've installed the 
package called oyranos but it seems to not have done anything.
CP doesn't give me "Copy Oyranos Settings" option. I've ran 
oyranos-config-fltk but nothing changed. I'm not quite sure how to run 
it correctly...
Profile Settings is enabled and every profile still says [None].




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