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eh, this isn't exactly what i am looking for.
my (windows)friends are using MrSID GeoViewer to open .sid files (homepage: http://www.lizardtech.com/solutions/...d_overview.php),
so i was wondering if there's something for linux to handle this (kind of) .sid
ok, there is one program to convert that .sid to .jpg (.bmp ...), but here goes another problem.
as you know, opening a 400mb .jpg is not a good idea, so now i need some program to cut
this huge .jpg (lets say 100000x100000 pix :>) to smaller pieces (lets say 500x500 pix).
any ideas?
I don't use gimp, but I noticed you can run it without the GUI. man gimp told me you can supply a batch file on the command line consisting of "a script that can be executed by one of the Gimp scripting extensions". I would have to imagine croping an image would be supported in one of them. What extensions are available and how to script in them... uhhh... I dunno that one. Sorry
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