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@@ -23,32 +23,4 @@ What colord does:
* Provides the session for a way to set system settings, for instance
setting the display profile for all users and all sessions.
-colord also provides a debugging utility tool called colormgr that
-allows the end user to add, remove and assign color devices.
-
-FAQ:
-
-Q: So, how does this work with gnome-color-manager?
-A: At startup GCM sends it's per-session database and virtual devices to
- colord, and the session devices are removed when the user logs off.
-
-Q: How do system daemons add devices and profiles?
-A: Like this:
-
- for device in self.devices:
- o = CreateDevice(device.name)
- for profile in device.profiles:
- p = AddProfile(profile.id)
- if profile.icc_filename:
- p.SetFilename(profile.icc_filename)
- p.SetQualifier(profile.qualifier)
- o.AddProfile(p)
-
-Q: How would a system daemon like CUPS use colord?
-A: Like this:
-
- d = FindDeviceById(device.name)
- if d:
- p = d.GetProfileForQualifier(qualifier)
- if p:
- p.Use()
+See http://colord.hughsie.com/ for more details.