In article <555263B3.3000008@interocitors.com>, Roger Kaufman <rogerkaufman@interocitors.com> writes:
The planned command is
./xfractint -disk @test.par/VsionOfaDistantSea -geometry 4800x3600
I can send you my scripts that run from a cron job if you want. The relevant part is this: bin/xfractint -disk -geometry $2x$3 \ batch=yes savename=$stream.gif "@$stream.par/tmp" The batch=yes makes it render the image and then exit immediately after it is done.
Do you simply resize the image with an image editor afterwards?
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