ColorHug monitor calibration for Linux

Those of you who run Linux as your computer operating system of choice
for photo editing may be interested in this:

http://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie/2011/11/13/introducing-the-colorhug-open-
source-colorimeter/

 

I would want to know more about the colorimetric model, hardware ability
(sensors) to measure accurately on CRT and LCD, calibration at
production, calibration reference hardware, qualification for same and
so on.

Open source suggests that it should be quickly adapted to Windows and
Mac as well - any indication of that happening?

 

Not just Linux - it comes with a live CD so anybody with a bootable
optical drive can use it - the colour profile it generates is usable
with Windows/Mac too.


(Reposted without Followup-To)

 

Almighty Zarquon, have KDE still not fixed that bug in knode after all
these years ? Numerous people (me included) have given them patches
for it ...

Nick

 

Bug in KNode?

Cheers,
Daniel.

 

Silently forcing followups (to a newgroup the poster may not even be
subscribed to) when replying to cross-posts.

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68732
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56662
Both open since 2003 and still unfixed.

Nick (followups genuinely set, please override if appropriate )