Re: Vuescan

[graywolf]

The HP usb stuff was not supported by Linux until very recently. When I check a 
few months back they specifically said the S-20 and my usb CD-RW were not 
supported. Now they are (or at least I hope so, have not yet tried using them, 
at least they are found at start up). I would guess HP finally released the 
relevant data to the linux usb developers.

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Frits Wüthrich wrote:

On Sat, 2004-03-06 at 05:54, David Mann wrote:

I'm still kinda p--d off at HP for making that scanner Windows-only.  
Even Vuescan only supports it under Windows.
Are you sure? I use Vuescan under Windows XP and SuSE Linux 8.1, and it
supports my flatbed and filmscanner under both OS's.
In fact it is the only way I can still use my flatbed scanner, under
Windows the manufacturers driver doesn't seem to work anymore, and under
Linux there is no driver for the transparency adap[ter, although I can
use it as a regular flatbed. My film scanner is not supported under
linux by anything else then Vuescan, Benq, the manufacturer doesn't
support at all with the development of a linux driver.
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