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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>===== XPM =====<br />
'''The [[W:XPM (image format)|XPM]] format''' is the default [[W:X Window System|X Window System]] picture format (very popular in the Linux world). Its structure is based on the string format of the [[W:C Programming Language|C programming language]]. Because XPM was designed to be human-readable, and is stored as uncompressed plain-text, the file size of these pictures can be more than twice as large as uncompressed binary bitmap files (such as BMP, uncompressed TIFF, MacOS-PICT, or Irix-RGB formats). This format is unsupported by most non-Unix software and operating systems (though many web-browsers retain display support for the [[W:XBM|XBM]] subset, which was the minimal image format in the early days of the WWW).</div>FuzzyBot