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Mondrianum 2.5

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Developer
Lithoglyph Software, LLC

Mondrianum enables Mac OS X apps to explore, create and share color themes you like on Adobe(r) kuler, the online community of color. It is a color picker plug-in that works with any app that supports OS X's built-in color picker system. If you work with colors on a Mac, be sure to check it out!

What's New

Version 2.5:

Fixes the bug that, when using under Mac OS X 10.6, picking color in the cover flow view might fail.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later.

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Mondrianum User Discussion (Write a Review)

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nazeema aslam commented on 09 Dec 2010

ya its really very nice

[Version 2.5]

+33

hal0thane commented on 17 Feb 2009

Thanks for finally making this a free tool!

[Version 2.1]

jnoir commented on 10 Feb 2009

It would be nice if it actually installed correctly.

[Version 2.1]

-4

+42

Tice commented on 30 Nov 2008

Hmmm ... ONLINE ONLY tool. Cloud apps are not for me.

[Version 2.0b3]

garlicbreath commented on 07 Nov 2008

Thank you for making this 10.4 compatible.

[Version 2.0b2]

-4

-2

Which button is the Any key? commented on 16 Oct 2008

The provided screenshot is a 684 KB file while the app is only 180 KB. I know this could be perceived as complaining for the sake of complaining but I find it weird. App looks cool though.

[Version 2.0b2]

+141

Orion Mk. V commented on 24 Jan 2008

Rats. Looks very nice, but I'm in Tiger for the foreseeable future, so I'll have to use Kuler for now.

[Version 1.0b2]

caramba reviewed on 24 Jan 2008

Wonderful app! Works well in Leopard.
Nice to use it without having to surf to kuler.adobe.com - wish I could use it while within Photoshop/Illustrator, though.

[Version 1.0b2]

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lukhnos (developer) replied on 24 Jan 2008

Hi,

Thanks for the comment. Actually PhotoShop works with our plug-in well. John Nack explains how this can be done better than we can do:

http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2008/01/cocoakuler_brin.html