absGamma
A gamma adjusting utility
(c)2005-2018 by Paul Sherman



	Saturday, 07/18/2020

		version 5.0
			Removed deprecated,
			improved interface.
			
			
			
			
	Wednesday, 11/07/2018

		version 4.0
			"Ported" to python3, GTK3
		
		
		

	Thursday, 10/07/2010
	
		version 3.0
		
		Fixed startup editing (formerly stomped changes in 
		user.icewm/startup file -- is much better behaved, now.)
		Also updated code to python-2.6, removing deprecation warnings.
		
		
		
	Friday, 06/19/2009
	
		version 2.0
		
		Simplified for use on Absolute Linux using icewm.
		Lot of the startup and I/O was trimmed down and works 
		without need to check for GUI logon, etc.
		


	Friday, 07/25/2008

		version 1.1
		
		Since xgamma cannot be used with vesa driver, 
		if started with vesa driver program will give 
		proper messsage and close.
 


	Friday, 08/31/2007

		Renamed absGamma - version 1.0
		
		Absolute Linux package only - 
		no real changes except for location in environment
		for use with Absolute. Wanted all custom apps/scripts
		in /local to accommodate those wishing to learn or 
		further customize.



	Thursday, 11/16/2006

		version 0.5
		
		Removed fglrx_xgamma calls for those using ATI drivers,
		due to reports that latest ATI drivers did not return, 
		set gamma properly using the command.
		Was tested and verified on Ubuntu 6.10.
		


	Wednesday, 06/14/2006

		version 0.4
		
		Source-only distribution
		
		Command to alter adjust gamma now displays in a textbox, 
		and is sent to clipboard as gamma is adjusted. Use this to 
		copy to an appropriate system init file if desired.
		(Keep GAMMApage open until you have pasted the command 
		where you want it.)
		
		GP can setup init for you if desired by checking the 
		"Run output on system startup" option. This will alter 
		init script (if found) for the current user only. GP 
		will only alter an init script in the HOME directory.
		
		Changed color square graphics on top, putting darker 
		neutral border aound them to ease adjustments.
		
		Pulled the goofy picture of myself out of the
