graphicsmagick | Light ruby wrapper for the GraphicsMagick CLI | Computer Vision library

I've read in the http://www.graphicsmagick.org/GraphicsMagick.html#details-snaps that it can produce several screenshots in a row, eventually with a desired pause time inbetween. However it seems that either I don't understand how to use it or it can't even do several screenshots with 1 second delay. The command I tried is: gm import -snaps 10 -pause 1 -window root ./"screenshot-$(date +%d_%m_%Y-%H:%M:%S).png"

But this above command other than waiting 10 seconds and producing 1 screenshot with the initial screen it does not do what I read it should.

So, can gm import do several screenshots with a delay ? if so can it do more than 1 screenshot in a second ?

Is it possible to crop equally sized tiles using GraphicsMagick, similar to ImageMagick's crop "@" modifier?

I'm trying to get GraphicsMagick to work on a heroku-20 stack, but am running into issues.

All the buildpacks I could find either were not working on the 20 stack, or if they did, they didn't include freetype support.

My "best try" was using

• https://github.com/bogini/heroku-buildpack-graphicsmagick
• https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-apt

to get at least the gm command to work, however, when trying to apply some text on an image, i run into this error:

We are using ImageMagick for resizing/thumbnailing JPGs to a specific size. The source file is loaded via HTTP. It's working as expected, but from time to time some images are partially broken.

We already tried different software like GraphicsMagick or VIPS, but the problem is still there. It also only seems to happen if there are parallel processes. So the whole script is locked via sempahores, but it also does not help

We found multiple similar problems, but all without any solution: https://legacy.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=22506

We also wonder, why it is the same behaviour in all these softwares. We also tried different PHP versions. It seems to happen more often on source images with a huge dimension/filesize.

Any idea what to do here?

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I have a docker image successfully built on my mac. I am running this image by typing docker run -p 8000:8000 . Django server is up and ready to accept requests. but when I request to given URL via postman I am getting an error: socket hangs up. Here is my docker file.

I'm trying to run python scripts in Miniconda/Anaconda on WSL 2 Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

I've created an environment with Python 3.7.10 and I got an error message when I try to import packages every time. The message is:

I hope, someone could help me to figure out how to use Chocolatey to install various software in the GitHub Actions pipeline. The issue is obviously with the PATH environment variable. Here is the part of a YAML file where I install ImageMagick, then make a simple call to display its version as a proof of concept, but the executable is not found although the respective folder is in PATH already:

I'm using Apt file in Heroku to have graphicmagic package available in Dyno for years.

Now I wanted to set up Heroku Pipeline tests, but the Heroku does not install apt packages in the build for tests at all. So tests using the graphicmagic are failing.

Is there any way to install the apt packages in the build for Heroku Pipeline tests?

Build logs are here:

Application build log (installing Apt packages at the end)

I need to draw a two-dimensional grid of Squares with centered Text on them onto a (transparent) PNG file. The tiles need to have a sufficiently big resolution, so that the text does not get pixaleted to much.

For testing purposes I create a 2048x2048px 32-bit (transparency) PNG Image with 128x128px tiles like for example that one:

The problem is I need to do this with reasonable performance. All methods I have tried so far took more than 100ms to complete, while I would need this to be at a max < 10ms. Apart from that I would need the program generating these images to be Cross-Platform and support WebAssembly (but even if you have for example an idea how to do this using posix threads, etc. I would gladly take that as a starting point, too).