Convertir archivos HEIC a JPG en Linux
https://www.enfaseterminal.com/2025/01/convertir-archivos-heic-jpg-en-linux.html
#fotografia #linux #HEIC #JPG #covertirHEICaJPG #blogenfaseterminal #conversion #Conversiones #terminal #shell #Ubuntu #libheif
Convertir archivos HEIC a JPG en Linux
https://www.enfaseterminal.com/2025/01/convertir-archivos-heic-jpg-en-linux.html
#fotografia #linux #HEIC #JPG #covertirHEICaJPG #blogenfaseterminal #conversion #Conversiones #terminal #shell #Ubuntu #libheif
today in peak Desktop Linux news, I learned that I have a library installed that is an HEVC (H.265) and AV1 encoder/decoder library with a plugin architecture.
Its plugins are adapters to use other HEVC and AV1 encoder/decoder libraries.
It apparently depends or recommends around 5 of these plugins which depends on at least 3 different libraries that all supposedly do HEVC encoding
(I understand there might be Reasons why this is a good idea, but still...)
#Jekyll, #Ruby, #Homebrew, #libheif
libheif/1.17.x is causing an error "heif: heif writer callback returned a null error text (5.2001)". To revert to the previous version 1.16.2, do the following:
$ brew uninstall --ignore-dependencies libheif
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/aa976f78584cce32febca44fd4a8c275d4e9318c/Formula/lib/libheif.rb > libheif.rb
$ brew install ./libheif.rb
Totally unrelated: I wonder how many people using libheif-js through heic-decode and heic-convert on #npmjs are actually violating #libheif's license, because heic-decode and heic-convert are not LGPL licensed even though libheif-js is, and most people probably use them without digging through the licenses of the dependencies.
It's great to have something like libheif, but the software quality is real shit. Memory leaks in the gdk pixbuf module and the thumbnailer doesn't seem to work for me.
#libheif