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gTimelapse is an small application for capturing images from your camera to generate timelapse videos, based on gPhoto2 and wxWidgets.

This is gpaint, a small-scale painting program for GNOME, the GNU Desktop. Gpaint does not attempt to compete with GIMP. Think of GIMP is like Photoshop as gpaint is like Windows Paint. Gpaint is still work in progress and many features are still being developed. However, gpaint is useable already for small image markups. A large part of gpaint is derived from xpaint 2.4.9, authored by David Koblas and later Torsten Martinsen. Gpaint also uses the gtkscrolframe widget (taking from eog 0.5) by Federco Mena-Quintero. Future plans include the implementation of missing features, printing support, and turning gpaint into a Bonobo component for simple image editing tasks. For bugs or general comments please send mail to Andy Tai, atai@atai.org

gtkam is an universal, free GTK+ application that will allow downloading, saving, and manipulation of images from several different digital camera models, or from the local harddrive. gtkam supports a wide array of digital camera models. Visit http://www.gphoto.org/proj/libgphoto2/support.php for an updated list.

A set of functions, objects, and widgets to use Display GhostScript System easily with GTK.

Graphic Counter Language is a powerful programming language for the creation of graphic and textual counters and timers. These can be used on the web, as well as in graphic application programs (such as XWindow applications) which can call the GCL interpeter internally and have it create a counter or a timer. Gracula is the compiler/interpreter for Graphic Counter Language, developed under FreeBSD, though usable on any Unix system. For details about the language, visit GCL home page (www.whizkidtech.net/gcl/) as well as Count Gracula's Gallery (www.whizkidtech.redprince.net/gcl/gallery) which contains a number of sample GCL scripts and showcases various counter designs. GCL requires no configuration files. All you provide is graphic images and simple scripts. Optionally, you may link the images directly into the gracula executable. GCL can also receive input from external programs. A sample program is included (sec2000). It allows the creation of GCL counters to display the number of seconds (or minutes, hours, days) left till the Year 2000. Gracula is written in C and highly optimized for speed which makes it work reliably even on the busiest web sites.

icon-slicer is a utility for generating icon themes and libXcursor cursor themes. The inputs to icon-slicer are conceptually: A) a set of multi-layer images, one for each size B) a XML theme description file Each image contains all the cursors arranged in a grid; for cursors the layers are: - a layer with a dot for the hotspot of each cursor - the main image or first animation frame for multi-frame animated cursors - the second animation frame for multi-frame animated cursors For icons, the layers are: - a layer with the images - an optional layer with attachment points for emblems - an optional layer with boxes for embedding text into icons In practice, since loading of multilayer images is not supported by standard image libraries, each layer is input as a separate image file.

Icontact joins multiple image files together to create a single image. It supports many different images formats and is extremely customisable.

The icoutils are a set of program for extracting and converting images in Microsoft Windows(R) icon and cursor files. These files usually have the extension .ico or .cur, but they can also be embedded in executables and libraries (.dll-files). The icotool program converts icon and cursor files into a set of PNG images. (Each icon/cursor file may contain multiple images, usually of different sizes and with different number of colors.) Icotool can also create icon/cursor files from PNG images. The wrestool program can extract both icons and cursors from 32-bit ("PE") and 16-bit ("NE") executables and libraries. It writes .ico and .cur files that can be used on Windows(R) operating systems as well. Other types of embedded resourced can be extracted, however only in raw form -- icons and cursors require additional conversion before they can be saved as icon and cursor files. The extresso script automates the tasks of extracting and converting icons. This is done with the help of of special resource scripts. The purpose of these scripts are to give names to the icons in the executables and libraries.

Ida is a small and fast image viewer, motif-based. For people who don't want the KDE/GNOME overhead. Some basic editing functions are available too.

ImageViewer is a small application which display images based on the GNUstep API. In the future I will add image catalogue creation and other goodies, right now it is what it is, an image viewer application. LICENSE: GPL2 or later