All releases of GraphicsMagick
Release Notes: This release fixes a PNG writer bug, eliminates some temporary file leaks, supports adding uniform random noise, adds -strip and -repage command options, makes the XCF format support selecting which layers to return, and makes the INFO coder support the -format option (similar to "identify").
Release Notes: This release adds bugfixes for the DPX, EMF, TGA, and DCRAW formats. Support for MEF RAW has been added.The Despeckle algorithm (-despeckle) is many times faster than before. The PNG, TIFF, and zlib libraries have been updated to the latest release versions for the Windows package.
Release Notes: Many bugs are fixed, including some that caused deadlocks or crashes. EXIF profiles are preserved when writing JPEG files, the benchmark facility now includes a mode for benchmarking with varying threads, the netpbm PAM format is supported, and the BigTIFF format supported under Windows.
Release Notes: This release fixes a number of bugs. Most significantly, use of GraphicsMagick as a filter was broken by the 1.3.10 release. Windows users should install this version in order to avoid possible exposure to a DOS attack from well-crafted PNG files.
Release Notes: This is both a bugfix and feature release. A critical bug related to the use of signed characters (introduced in 1.3.8) is fixed. Support is added for -compose, -extent, and -thumbnail command options.
Release Notes: This release fixes several bugs which were discovered in the 1.3.9 release. The most significant fix is that +adjoin was not working as expected with one image frame.
Release Notes: This release fixes quite a few bugs, including those submitted to the Debian bug tracking system or to the Debian GraphicsMagick maintainer. The most significant bug fixed is a crash if the number of OpenMP threads is reduced from the default via the command line or OpenMP API.
Release Notes: This release fixes several security issues. Many bugs were fixed. Some configuration files were made optional. Writing to CALS Type 1 format is now supported. JPEG 2000 support was improved. New Wand APIs are available. Effiiciency and performance were improved.
Release Notes: This release includes a critical bugfix for data corruption in embedded profiles in the JPEG format. It also includes several security fixes. Additional C and C++ APIs were added to the Core, Wand, and Magick++ libraries. Performance was improved for drawing, application of ICC profiles, and image rotation.
Release Notes: This is a critical bugfix release to the legacy stable 1.2 branch. If you are using a 1.2 release, and must continue using a 1.2 release, then this is now the recommended... version to use. Otherwise, the 1.3.6 release is the current recommended version. The critical fix in this release is that large embedded profiles in JPEG files were corrupted when they were read.
