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Not as drastic as the dithering in the linked post, but if you work with png files, pngquant is worth a look. It's lossy, but the image quality is still quite
by tyingq 5y ago
Not as drastic as the dithering in the linked post, but if you work with png files, pngquant is worth a look. It's lossy, but the image quality is still quite good.
https://pngquant.org/ https://pngquant.org/
Also, better to compile from source. There are os packages, but they tend to be older versions of pngquant that have various issues.