[14:16:58] <MaximaxII> I know you guys probably get a million of these questions per day, but I'm having some trouble with Pillow.
[14:17:30] <MaximaxII> I've installed it with pip, but when I run from PIL import Image, I get the following error message: ImportError: No module named PIL
[14:18:06] <MaximaxII> What seems odd to me is that this worked under Windows (on my PC at home), but it doesn't on Linux (I'm running lubuntu)
[14:18:19] <MaximaxII> So, does anyone have any suggestions?
[14:32:30] <MaximaxII> Nevermind, I'll be using Python 3.4 instead, it seems to work on that version with sudo apt-get install python3-pil
[16:05:11] <wiredfool> MaximaxII: it could be many things. best guess is that the compile failed or it's installed in a python that's not the one you think it is.
[20:15:32] <qua-non> I am using pil to add watermark on images, any suggestion how to speed up the process?
[20:16:19] <qua-non> on a c2d it takes up about 6secs to add a watermark to a 4MB jpeg
[20:17:01] <qua-non> I will be deploying to android phones I need to find a way to get it to be faster.
[20:18:43] <wiredfool> if you're doing it on android, you're goign to want to be looking ad native image compositing there, or by using a renderscript.
[20:19:08] <wiredfool> not something that goes through Pillow, if it will even run on android.
[20:20:06] <qua-non> it does run, the reason I want to use a lib like pil/pillow is cause I need to be able to process images that could be larger than what will fit in memoru