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List:       freedesktop-openicc
Subject:    [Openicc] colord 1.2.6
From:       Richard Hughes <hughsient () gmail ! com>
Date:       2014-11-24 14:50:30
Message-ID: CAD2FfiFacS0w4-mqzyzCuBc4ec7Ruxa1s8_L3p-jMT_v2rB4WA () mail ! gmail ! com
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colord is a system activated daemon that maps devices to color profiles.

See http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/ for more details.

Version 1.2.6
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Released: 2014-11-24

New Features:
 - Allowing compile using mingw (Richard Hughes)
 - Make the ArgyllCMS sensor driver optional (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_it8_get_xyz_for_rgb() (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_it8_utils_calculate_gamma() (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_spectrum_get_resolution() (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_spectrum_get_value_raw() (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_spectrum_normalize_max() (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Add cd_spectrum_set_value() (Richard Hughes)

Bugfixes:
 - libcolord: Allow a SPECTRAL_START_NM value of zero (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Always replace CCSS spectral data of the same ID (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Deep copy the spectral data when using cd_spectrum_dup()
(Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Fix using cd_it8_add_spectrum() where the spectra have
no ID values (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Never allow duplicate CCSS IDs for small wavelength
ranges (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Only set SPECTRAL_NORM when the normalisation is enabled
(Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Return correct values when no LUMINANCE_XYZ_CDM2 is
specified (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: Use double precision for SPECTRAL_START_NM and
SPECTRAL_END_NM (Richard Hughes)
 - libcolord: When using cd_it8_add_spectrum() replace any with the
same ID (Richard Hughes)

Tarballs can be found here:
http://www.freedesktop.org/software/colord/releases/

Richard
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