Centarsia

[RSH]

Hi.

Anyone knowing Centarsia?

It's a nice Application to create Mosaic Images.

Attached Image shows a Mosaic Image created with Centarsia 1.3.6.32 in Wine. It comes as an Application to install, but works also directly from its directory (when copying it to any other location), so I have it in my PortableApps Directory.

Is there a known Version for Linux existing?

RSH

[666philb]

here's one .. but command line https://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/schani/metapixel/

[Geoffrey]

This is made with Nomacs in Carolina also works in X-precise/Precise

nomacs-1.6.4-precise.pet

LibRaw-0.14.8.pet

libwebp-0.3.1.pet

libqtcore4_4.8.1-0ubuntu4.6_i386.pet

libqtgui4_4.8.1-0ubuntu4.6_i386.pet

libqt4-network_4.8.1-0ubuntu4.6_i386.pet

[Geoffrey]

Here's another, Pixelize

GTK1 interface: The package includes two programs: the GUI front end pixelize, and the command-line back end make_db. You must run make_db at least once before you run pixelize in order to populate the database of source images from which the app will tile your mosaic. Just run make_db somedirectory/*, and make_db will index all of the image files within somedirectory. The utility cannot descend into other directories recursively, so you will have to execute make_db multiple times if you store your images in multiple locations.

Once you are ready, launch the GUI with pixelize &. Up will pop an empty window; choose File -> Open to select the picture from which you want to create a mosaic.

Choose Options -> Options to adjust the program's parameters. You can specify either the number of images to use in each row and column of the mosaic, or the size to make each mosaic tile -- changing either factor automatically adjusts the other. The only other option to worry about is the proximity of duplicates. If you have a very small set of source images, Pixelize will have to use each several times; this parameter allows you to space them further apart to make them less visible.

Once you are ready, choose Options -> Render, and Pixelize will generate your mosaic, drawing it on top of the original image in the main window. If you like what you see, choose File -> Save.

pixelize source here http://lashwhip.com/pixelize_download.html

[RSH]

Thanks for the replies.

Yes, there is Pixelize, which I got already in my LazY Puppy Repo.

Just forgotten it is there.

May I have already too many Apps over here?

Will give Nomacs a try also...

[Geoffrey]

Thanks for the replies.

Yes, there is Pixelize, which I got already in my LazY Puppy Repo.

Just forgotten it is there.

May I have already too many Apps over here?

Will give Nomacs a try also...

Like me, I have that much stuff scattered everywhere that I don't know where it is.

As for Pixelize the options don't seem to stick in regard to changing pixel size or number of images, do you have that problem.

[RSH]

As for Pixelize the options don't seem to stick in regard to changing pixel size or number of images, do you have that problem.

Yes.

[hamoudoudou]

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