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Package Details: adobe-icc CS4-3

The ICC profiles supplied with Mirage or the printer driver are so-called generic profiles, which at first glance already provide very good results. Generic profiles are profiles which can be used for a certain printer series, for example for all Epson SureColor P5000, but are not optimally adapted to your printer.

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• The PNG color are really yellow, red turns to orange. If I don't use any ICC, I get really 'flashy' colors: Code: Select all. /usr/bin/convert -density 150 -colorspace RGB 1701REIMS.pdf 1 -trim -resize x2000 -depth 8 big0001.no.png. I was given a ICC profile that's used for printing this PDF, it's supposed to soften colors, but I tried to.
• Embedding color profiles. The ICC color profile of the output color space, if available, can be embedded into the response image by specifying iccEmbed=. Managing ICC profiles. All color profiles used by the server must conform to the ICC specification. ICC profile files typically have an.icc or.icm file suffix and are co-located with image.

Dependencies (1)

• unzip(unzip-natspec, unzip-iconv)(make)

Required by (2)

• gimp-plugin-registry(optional)
• gimp-plugin-separate+(optional)

freswa commented on 2017-12-11 12:42

t-ask commented on 2017-12-11 12:28

Flash player xp 2.0 installation password. Download link broken:> ERROR: Failure while downloading http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/iccprofiles/win/AdobeICCProfilesCS4Win_end-user.zip

vesath commented on 2013-01-06 01:11

jseb: Does it actually matter whether all profiles are under one directory or split under RGB and CMYK? Besides, please adhere to coding standards when editing PKGBUILDS: use tabs for indentation, use `install -d` in place of `mkdir -p`, etc.

jseb commented on 2013-01-05 17:41

A PKGBUILD proposition for a clean-up file structure:
pkgname=adobe-icc
pkgver=CS4
pkgrel=3
pkgdesc='Adobe ICC profiles'
arch=('any')
url='http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/iccprofiles/iccprofiles_mac.html'
license=('custom')
makedepends=('unzip')
source=('http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/iccprofiles/mac/AdobeICCProfilesCS4Mac_end-user.zip'
'LICENSE')
sha1sums=('395c0ebe306066660f510df43d830bd7ff64f223'
'0745e9f0aacbd46c664fe59c5e4ffacc76cd84d9')
package() {
mkdir -p '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/CMYK
mkdir -p '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/RGB
cd '${srcdir}'
install -d '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/{color/icc/adobe,doc/adobe-icc,licenses/adobe-icc}
install -m644 */CMYK/*.icc '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/CMYK
install -m644 */RGB/*.icc '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/RGB
install -m644 */*.pdf '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/doc/adobe-icc
install -m644 LICENSE '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/licenses/adobe-icc
}

jseb commented on 2013-01-05 17:40

Building construction book by rangwala pdf. A PKGBUILD proposition for a clean-up file structure:
pkgname=adobe-icc
pkgver=CS4
pkgrel=3
pkgdesc='Adobe ICC profiles'
arch=('any')
url='http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/iccprofiles/iccprofiles_mac.html'
license=('custom')
makedepends=('unzip')
source=('http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/iccprofiles/mac/AdobeICCProfilesCS4Mac_end-user.zip'
'LICENSE')
sha1sums=('395c0ebe306066660f510df43d830bd7ff64f223'
'0745e9f0aacbd46c664fe59c5e4ffacc76cd84d9')
package() {
mkdir -p '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/CMYK
mkdir -p '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/RGB
cd '${srcdir}'
install -d '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/{color/icc/adobe,doc/adobe-icc,licenses/adobe-icc}
install -m644 */CMYK/*.icc '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/CMYK
install -m644 */RGB/*.icc '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/color/icc/adobe/RGB
install -m644 */*.pdf '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/doc/adobe-icc
install -m644 LICENSE '${pkgdir}'/usr/share/licenses/adobe-icc
}

vesath commented on 2011-05-13 14:58

You do not need to display the license info on install; the convention is to put the license file in: /usr/share/licenses/adobe-icc/LICENSE
Also, you should use arch=('any') and remove the '|| return 1' (they are not needed anymore).
Finally, there are a few ${pkgdir} that are unquoted.

Anonymous comment on 2010-04-27 20:44

Updated to correctly licensed version, and made sure the license info was displayed on install.

ust yesterday, I installed Adobe’s ICC Profiles on my Ubuntu computer. If you look in the folderusr/share/color/icc, you will see the preinstalled color profiles that come with Ubuntu. These profiles control how color is displayed on your monitor, from the printer, etc. So, why would anyone need to install Adobe’s color profiles on their machine? One of the reasons is that it includes several CMYK profiles for print.

If you are using the Separate or Separate+ plugin with GIMP, these profiles are needed for the plugin’s conversion process. In this short tutorial, I will explain how to install the Adobe ICC profiles, along with how to deal with the permissions issues that will arise. Servicemaxx keygen.

Adobe Icc Profiles Mac

Downloading the files

• Since I couldn’t find files specifically downloadable for Linux, I just grabbed the Windows zip files. See this web address(http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/iccprofiles/iccprofiles_win.html) to download the zip file. Click the link for ICC profile download for End Users. From there you will be taken to their End user license page; clickAccept at the bottom of the page
• The next page lists all of the profiles included with this package. You can review the profiles then click Proceed to Download. From here the file will be in your Downloads directory

Adobe Icc Profiles Linux Server Version

Running the File Manager as root

• First, open the Downloads directory (home/username/Downloads). Right click the folder AdobeICCProfilesCS4Win_end-user.zip and selectExtract Here. The resulting folder will be titled Adobe ICC Profiles (end-user)
• The directory we need to install to (usr/share/color/icc) needs root permissions to move the files. For this we can use Ubuntu’s Run command. I’m using Lubuntu, so I am not sure how to do this via the GUI in Ubuntu’s default desktop. I clicked an icon in the lower left of the bottom menubar and then clicked Run. You may also use the Terminal for this purpose. Typegksudo nautilus and push Enter. From here, you will be asked for the root password. Type it in and push Enter. A new window with root privileges will open up
• From here there should be access to the File System. In the Downloadsfolder, click the Adobe ICC Profiles (end-user) folder and hit Ctrl-C to copy (or right-click, Copy). Navigate to the folder usr/share/color/icc, then click into the icc folder and hit Ctrl-V (or right click, Paste in an empty area of the folder).

Adobe Icc Profiles Linux Server Download

That’s it! You have now installed Adobe’s ICC Profiles, including CMYK support on your Linux box. If you plan to work with files destined for print from Gimp or Inkscape, these ICC profiles will come in handy. There are probably tutorials on how to activate CMYK support from within Gimp or Inkscape, but that information is outside of the scope of this tutorial–Nothing a little Googling won’t fix:). Thanks for reading.