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  1. 03-Aug-2009, 07:16 #1
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    Default Monitor calibration - Spyder or Pantone Huey?

    Hi,

    I want to buy a monitor calibration device - either Pantone Huey or Spyder 2/3 and use it on openSuSe.
    Does it work on openSuSe? Is there a way to install a software? I've read about some software that supports huey but it's new and it only comes in tar format...

    Any ideas?
  2. 05-Aug-2009, 00:01 #2
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    Default Re: Monitor calibration - Spyder or Pantone Huey?

    The only thing I know is that Argyll CMS supports the Spyder. Haven't tested either of them (yet).

    Koos
  3. 05-Aug-2009, 12:10 #3
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    Default Re: Monitor calibration - Spyder or Pantone Huey?

    Do you know about any other way of calibrating monitor under Linux? I want to do it to manipulate images.
  4. 05-Aug-2009, 18:34 #4
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    Default Re: Monitor calibration - Spyder or Pantone Huey?

    Have you tried installing lprof the icc profiler ? It offers some tools for calibrating a monitor. It requires a high level of tech savvy.
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