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Dirk
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GraphicsMagick is a fork of ImageMagick and provides pretty much the same functionality.
The main difference, from Geeklog's point of view, is that GraphicsMagick has a single command 'gm' instead of one binary for every task. So instead of 'mogrify' you now call 'gm mogrify'. And that's the only change you have to make to use GraphicsMagick instead of ImageMagick:
$_CONF['path_to_mogrify'] = '/usr/local/bin/gm mogrify';
(in your config.php). This works on Unix (Linux, MacOS X, etc.) - not sure about Windows ...
bye, Dirk
The main difference, from Geeklog's point of view, is that GraphicsMagick has a single command 'gm' instead of one binary for every task. So instead of 'mogrify' you now call 'gm mogrify'. And that's the only change you have to make to use GraphicsMagick instead of ImageMagick:
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$_CONF['image_lib'] = 'imagemagick';$_CONF['path_to_mogrify'] = '/usr/local/bin/gm mogrify';
(in your config.php). This works on Unix (Linux, MacOS X, etc.) - not sure about Windows ...
bye, Dirk