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What this guide covers
A source note for people choosing image tools. It reports what the colour (Python colour science) and mozjpeg (JPEG encoder) READMEs, package metadata, build guide and licence files say at pinned commits. Nothing was installed, built or run, and no quality or size claim was measured.
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Colour science and mozjpeg: what the READMEs, licence files and build docs state (documentation only)
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A source note for people choosing image tools. It reports what the colour (Python colour science) and mozjpeg (JPEG encoder) READMEs, package metadata, build guide and licence files say at pinned commits. Nothing was installed, built or run, and no quality or size claim was measured.
Useful starting points
- The mozjpeg LICENSE.md is an index of several licences for named parts, not one single licence, so read it before reuse.
- Quality and size claims in a README are the authors' own statements until you measure them on your own images.
- The colour package lists optional extras for image I/O, so a plain install may not include them.
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