[Bio-Linux] Application to view and edit Quantity One images (*.1sc)

[Tomasz Makarewicz]

Hi,
I have followed your advice and tried IMAL. On my Ubuntu 10.04 64bit no
precompiled version (neither static nor dynamic) work. I had to compile it
by myself and with --disable-xft option to make it work. When I finally run
the program and try to open .1sc file, there was the information that this
format is only experimental. Unfortunatelly I was unable to watch the file.
Even swap-bufer did not help. Thank you for your answer, but still waiting
for other proposals.
Best regards,
makson


2011/2/15 Tony Travis <a.travis at abdn.ac.uk>

> On 14/02/11 20:28, Tomasz Makarewicz wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> All of transiluminators in my lab are conected to Windows machines and
>> pictures are taken using Quantity One software. Unfortunately there is
>> no Linux version of this application. I know that I can save files as a
>> jpeg pictures, but it would make it difficult to profesional edit a gel
>> picture.
>> So my question is: Is there any Linux program that will allow me to use
>> .1sc files? i know that I could install Quantity One by wine, but I
>> would prefer native solution.
>> Thanks for any help,
>>
>
> Hi, Makson.
>
> Have you looked at IMAL:
>
>  http://brneurosci.org/imal.html
>
> This is the successor to "tnimage", which could read 16-bit .1sc files.
>
> HTH,
>
>  Tony.
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