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ChromIQ v3.14.8-beta.14

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  • See how a print turned out without measuring it again (#134). When a chart
    already has a measurement, the Measure tab can now paint that measurement onto
    the patches in the preview — each patch split between the colour the chart
    expected and what your instrument actually measured, with the far-off ones
    outlined. Turn it on with the new "Show overlay from existing measurement" box,
    which appears whenever a measurement (.ti3) is found for the loaded chart.
  • Loading a chart that already has a measurement now offers both choices up
    front.
    Instead of a plain yes/no, a friendly dialog lets you tick "Show it as
    an overlay" and/or "Refine / resume this measurement" — with a clear warning
    that starting a fresh measurement without resume will replace the existing
    one. Your last choice is remembered.
  • A mid-chart instrument hiccup no longer throws away the strips you already
    measured (#134).
    If ChromIQ's own measuring engine fails partway through a
    chart, it now continues on ArgyllCMS's chartread resuming from where you left
    off
    — keeping every strip already read — instead of ending the run. The
    partial measurement is backed up first, so your readings are safe no matter
    what. (When nothing had been measured yet, it still restarts cleanly as before.)
  • The scanner-profiling checkbox in the "All Stripes Read" dialog now shows the
    tab's own accent colour when ticked or hovered, instead of the system blue.
  • All of the above is fully translated into every supported language.

Installation (Linux, beta): Download the tarball for your architecture (x86_64 for most desktops/laptops, aarch64 for ARM systems like Raspberry Pi 4/5). Extract with tar xzf ChromIQ-Linux-*.tar.gz, then run ./ChromIQ/ChromIQ. Requires ArgyllCMS — install via your package manager (sudo apt install argyll) or from argyllcms.com/downloadlinux.html.


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