I wish to use this took for commercial use, by which I mean developing a static application(using Perl/Tk) for an inhouse project in my company.
I'm not a lawyer, but if I read the introduction to the license text I don't see what the problem with using Image::Magick would be. Even if you distributed the resulting program.
In fact, if you don't distribute the program outside of your own organization, you can probably (this is not legal advice) even use GPL'd software.
Ps: also take a look at GD
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Hi, here is a start for you, I modified a little scribble program I had, ztk-mapper, to accept an image, so you can freehand draw on the image with a left-mouse-drag, and a right click allows you to insert text. You can use it with ImageMagick, GD, or Imager to size, scale, cropt, etc. I prefer Imager myself.
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If you're worried about the performance of scaling in Imager you might want to upgrade to the most recent version and use the 'mixing' scaling method. This is significantly faster than the default. eg.
my $scaled = $src->scale(qtype => 'mixing', xpixels => 100, ypixels => 100, type => 'min');
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