           SPELL=igal
         VERSION=1.4
          SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tar.gz
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION
   SOURCE_URL[0]=http://www.stanford.edu/~epop/igal/$SOURCE
     SOURCE_HASH=sha512:6a005503263d9d5a28df5e9dad303f7d04930ce3b848227b6c2c865adbd44d8012c53a97a1b3a29abdfcf445ec3252364cca957930a677c313aa4a741e5385be
        WEB_SITE=http://www.stanford.edu/~epop/igal
         ENTERED=20021122
         LICENSE=GPL
        KEYWORDS="html graphics"
           SHORT="igal makes html pictures index (command line)"
cat << EOF
[ What is iGal? ]

iGal is a Perl-based program that can generate and publish an entire 
online picture show (HTML slides, thumbnails and index page included) 
with just one command line invocation in a Linux or Unix environment. 
If you've got a directory (or several) full of image files that are 
waiting to be put online and shared with friends, then iGal is for you.

[ Features ]

    * flexible, well documented
    * handles JPG and GIF images
    * 99% configurable through command line options and two HTML template files
    * generated slides use a javascript trick to preload the next image 
    in the slide show (great for those viewing your gallery over slow 
    connections)
    * relies on programs already included with most Linux distributions 
    (libjpeg [src, rpm] and ImageMagick [src, rpm], the latter being 
    optional), not on non-standard Perl modules
    * should easily install and work on any Unix-like OS 
EOF
