Any suggestions RE: an esp. server worthy, reasonably recent (September 2012 or after), version of ImageMagick?
Will be installed on CentOS 6.3. Compiled from source is fine.
version of a stable, esp. bug free, ImageMagick
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NicolasRobidoux
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version of a stable, esp. bug free, ImageMagick
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Re: version of a stable, exp. bug free, ImageMagick
Suggest you review the changelog at http://www.imagemagick.org/script/changelog.php (though at the moment it is truncated, but the problem has been reported)
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Re: version of a stable, exp. bug free, ImageMagick
Fred: Good idea.
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Re: version of a stable, exp. bug free, ImageMagick
I have never installed IM on a server. If I did, I would give serious consideration to installing multiple versions, as I do on my home computer. In my experience, a bug-free version doesn't exist.
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Re: version of a stable, exp. bug free, ImageMagick
Essentially IM is such a large package that things are never really 'settled'. Things are always being improved, and new bugs found, or suggestions on old stuff.
Anthony Thyssen -- Webmaster for ImageMagick Example Pages
https://imagemagick.org/Usage/
https://imagemagick.org/Usage/