Announcing the upcoming tutorial: Introduction to ImageMagick 7.0.x

by pdfkungfoo 7 years ago

GNU/Linux ◆ xterm-256color ◆ bash 1015 views

I’m currently working on an ASCIIcast, containing a small tutorial introducing ImageMagick v7.0.x

This is still work-in-progress. I make no promises when it will be ready. If you want to get some ideas about the power of ImageMagick (or if you want to learn things about it which you didn’t know so far), go to my collected StackOverflow answers from the past few years and have a look at these:

My collected answers about ImageMagick

Don’t forget: upvote these answers which you thing deserve it. Leave a comment, if you have further questions.

If you haven’t seen my other ASCIInema recordings so far, feel free to watch them as well:

My ASCIInema channel

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