GitHub - sizzlelab/rmagick: An interface to the ImageMagick and GraphicsMagick image processing libraries.

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doc	doc	More small fixes: updated documentation about new from_hsla ranges.	Dec 24, 2009
examples	examples	Replaces doc/ex/Adispatch.rb and Zconstitute.rb	Jan 3, 2008
ext/RMagick	ext/RMagick	Fixed defect in colorspace conversion due to change in ImageMagick 6.…	May 3, 2010
lib	lib	Reverted change to make easy end-alignment possible. See: http://ruby…	Mar 21, 2010
test	test	[fix bug 27607] Changed Pixel_from_hsla/Pixel_to_hsla to use the new …	Dec 21, 2009
ChangeLog	ChangeLog	Added new version info.	Apr 5, 2010
Doxyfile	Doxyfile	Migrated comments to Doxygen-style comments, added Doxyfile for auto-…	Dec 20, 2009
README	README	Added our e-mail addresses to the README.	Oct 24, 2010
README-Mac-OSX.txt	README-Mac-OSX.txt	Replace text with a link to the OS X install doc on RubyForge	Mar 29, 2006
README.rc	README.rc	Updating README (neglected earlier)	Dec 24, 2009
build_tarball.rake	build_tarball.rake	Fixed bug that prevented rake from correctly creating the ruby gem an…	Apr 5, 2010
metaconfig	metaconfig	Set disable-htmldoc to true by default	Mar 29, 2011
post-clean.rb	post-clean.rb	Use "fileutils" instead of "ftools"	Dec 31, 2007
post-install.rb	post-install.rb	Use FileUtils instead of ftools	Jan 1, 2008
post-setup.rb	post-setup.rb	Use File.exist? instead of deprecated File.exists?	Sep 30, 2007
rmagick.gemspec	rmagick.gemspec	Small modifications in preparations for release.	Dec 24, 2009
setup.rb	setup.rb	Minor changes to properly handle metaconfig	Apr 26, 2006
uninstall.rb	uninstall.rb	Fix calls to FileUtils.safe_unlink	Jan 2, 2008

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Hi, everyone -

We are no longer able to maintain RMagick and are looking for someone or some people to take over maintenance of it. If you're interested or want more details, please let us know at [email protected]!

It is a cool project, written in C and Ruby, with lots of great developers relying on it. The code, originally written by Tim Hunter, is clean and easy-to-understand, and there are a lot of directions you could take it to make it even more useful.

We've had to stop maintaining it due to ever-increasing constraints on our time.

Thanks,
- Benjamin and Omer.