i had perlmagick/libmagic/imagemagic working nicely under 2.0.17 and now that i'm on 2.2.17 (and did a clean install with lots of apt-get install) i can't get my annotation function to work --
my sources.list hasn't changed any, only my kernel, but i did download fresh copies of just about everything... puz::showImage(show.cgi:76): my $i=Image::Magick->new; DB<1> s puz::showImage(show.cgi:77): $i->Read($img); DB<1> s puz::showImage(show.cgi:78): $i->Annotate( puz::showImage(show.cgi:79): text => "$msg", puz::showImage(show.cgi:80): pointsize=> '10', puz::showImage(show.cgi:81): pen => 'gray', puz::showImage(show.cgi:82): gravity => 'South', puz::showImage(show.cgi:83): font => "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", puz::showImage(show.cgi:84): ) puz::showImage(show.cgi:85): if $msg; DB<1> s sh: /usr/bin/gs: No such file or directory sh: /usr/bin/gs: No such file or directory sh: /usr/bin/gs: No such file or directory sh: /usr/bin/gs: No such file or directory and there it hangs. 1) what package supplies 'gs'? (called from a SHELL script?) 2) why can't i single-step into the routine there? 3) is there an alternative to perlmagick for annotating images?
