On Tuesday 24 June 2008 19:13, peter wrote:
HP it seems is a very interesting company when it comes to the planet as a
whole.? The HP Scanjet 5590 is listed at US$299.99 on the hp.com site.? The
open market in the States will offer for say 10% less.
In Thailand the price (converted on
On Wednesday 11 June 2008 09:55, Alessandro Zummo wrote:
I was talking about a possible proprietary sane backend
scenario:
GPL backend + proprietary decoding libs. A manufacturer would choose
compatible terms for this case and it is not forbidden by the GPL.
I think this thread is
On Sunday 08 June 2008 04:18, Nicolas wrote:
A bit of clarification:
Canon released a packaged frontend+backend named scangearmp. This
program works fine as a whole, independently from SANE, with a few pixma
models only.
Among this package, there are some files named libsane-canon_mfp.* ,
On Sunday 08 June 2008 22:06, m. allan noah wrote:
In relation to my previous post, if it's possible to accomodate
manufacturers' sensitivities regarding proprietary code within the
constraints of the GPL and overall SANE architecture (especially a major
player such as Canon) the status of
Hello,
On Thursday 05 June 2008 23:55, Daniel Gl?ckner wrote:
Last year Canon released Linux drivers for the MP scanners that require a
closed source module. We have never heard of anyone successfully using this
driver. On the other hand there is the open source pixma driver that is
actively
I'm attempting to scan a two-page document with PDF output. The 'sane'
working directory is created and three files are created therein - the two PNG
image files and 'xsane-multipage-list'.
However clicking on the save multipage file button pops up the message
window File
Hi,
I'm trying to decide which current Canon flat-bed scanner to run on SuSE
10.1. It seems Canon may have rationalised the LiDE 20, 30, 60 by rebadging
the LiDE 60 as LiDE 25 with minor mechanical changes, and removed the old
models from their range. I understand all have the same
