What is a good PD UNIX image processing package?

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From: Michael Rivero
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 04:34

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  I am starting to get into image processing on a couple of old Unix
workstations in my home. The intended application is museum conservation work
(strictly hobby) and I would like to know what is considered the best
package out in ftpland.

Thanks

Mike



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