Anyone recommend a good stand alone colour picker?

Gcolor2 is very nice but too bloaty on dependencies.

Ta

Sorted!

GPick does the business.


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There are plenty of online colour pickers. No need to actually install one.


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And many more.

Yes, but I needed one that would actually work off the page and onto the desktop, if you see what I mean!

Chris

I don't know if this will help but they are small
xcolor
xcolorsel (x color selector)

ADD:
Gpick is an great app. thanks for sharing.