GNOME Colorscheme 0.4.1 review

GNOME Colorscheme is an application for the GNOME desktop for generating colorschemes

License: GPL (GNU General Public License) File size: 258K Developer: Jonathon Jongsma

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GNOME Colorscheme is an application for the GNOME desktop for generating colorschemes. GNOME Colorscheme is free software licensed under the open-source GPL License.

Here are some key features of "GNOME Colorscheme":
Clean interface
Ability to generate 6 different types of color schemes
Complements
Split Complements
Triads
Tetrads
Analogous
Monochromatic
Ability to select a color that's displayed anywhere on the screen ("dropper" functionality)
Easily lighten or darken the entire colorscheme with a toolbar button
Easily increase or decrease the saturation of the entire colorscheme with a toolbar button
Copy the hexstring (e.g. "#336699") of a color to the clipboard for use in CSS and HTML files

Requirements:
gtkmm
libgnomeui
cppunit

What's New in This Release:
The ability to load different palette files was added.
Bugfixes were made.
The German translation was updated.
New Swedish and Italian translations were added.