I have done a basic recompile of GraphicsMagick. It is available in the Extras repository. I was actually looking to install ImageMagick, but the version created by Anidel is missing. So I decided to try my hand at building GraphicsMagick instead.

GraphicsMagick is a fork of ImageMagick, but does pretty much the same thing. The biggest difference is that ImageMagick has a lot of small binaries (e.g. convert, identify, display, etc.) while GraphicsMagick has one binary (gm) which takes a parameter as to what you actually want to do (e.g. gm convert -resize 640x480 pict.png pict.jpg).

This is a very basic recompile. The command line tools should work as expected. I removed all of the installed documentation (5MB!) so you'll have to look online for the command line options.

I have provided an applications icon which launches "gm display", a sort of GUI for GraphicsMagick. However since it is a standard X11 program (NOT hildonized), there are several problems. First, you will need a hardware keyboard or xkbd to enter text into textboxes. Second, there is no icon for the running application, so don't minimize it! It is difficult to get it back. Third, the popup windows are stuck unless you have hacked matchbox to allow for movable windows (i.e. DIALOGMODE=free). You can also download the hacked version of the matchbox-window-manager to have the free moving windows centered on the screen.

Here's how I did it.
Reboot the tablet to see the changes.

My main goal was to get the command line utilities working, so I didn't spend a lot of time testing the "gm display" GUI. I used my own scratchbox setup to compile for gregale and bora, and I used the autobuilder for chinook and diablo.