Xerox Doodle brush
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Latest revision as of 16:53, 26 July 2016
- See Doodle for other uses of the term.
Xerox Doodle brush is a simple bi-level image format supported by Pbmplus/Netpbm.
We suspect the format is associated with the only Xerox product we can find named Doodle: a paint program for the Xerox Dandelion computer (related to the Xerox Star). Doodle was written by Dan Silva (who later created Deluxe Paint) and Bill Bowman around 1980.
[edit] Format
Files apparently have a 16-byte header, beginning with 0x01 0x00.
[edit] Software
- Netpbm: brushtopbm
[edit] Links
- IEEE Bushy Tree wiki: Doodle
- The Xerox "Star": A Retrospective
- Dan Silva Biography
- Wikipedia: Xerox Star (Discusses Xerox Dandelion)
