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A documentation-based note for people who process images with the GEGL library or its command-line tool. It sets out how GEGL's pages describe graph vocabulary, chain syntax, runtime settings and licensing. It was read from the repository only; nothing was installed or run.
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GEGL operation chains: what the project's own documentation says about the chain format and command line
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A documentation-based note for people who process images with the GEGL library or its command-line tool. It sets out how GEGL's pages describe graph vocabulary, chain syntax, runtime settings and licensing. It was read from the repository only; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The environment page's opening paragraph ends mid-sentence, so check the defaults yourself rather than relying on that page's introduction.
- The library and the gegl binary are described as having different licences, so check which part you reuse.
- Color-profile behaviour is stated only as page statements here; test your own files before trusting it.
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