> with HAL and I don't blame you for not being :-)
Have you checked out some of the interesting comments made in the past?
Will this patch provide a way for programs using HAL to call standard
methods such as scan or will it be assumed that the app will continue
to call sane directly?
>> what is
stop pissing in the
wind.
To conclude: Do what you have to, ignore the ego and the egocentrics.
Kind Regards, Martin Owens
On 07/01/07, Skorous wrote:
> I think he meant that a small group of invested and motivated people
> would be able to make a lot faster progress rather than having
Where you have more than one model that has the same usb model and
manufacturer keys you should set the hal key to 'multiple' or some
kind of special key which tells it that it's not decided and could be
one of many things. it's important because it gives the user or client
software the choice of s
> >
> > You can then change your clients to use hal and simply call dbus
> > commands to scan etc.
> [...]
>
> That would be really nice. I wonder if this will only work on linux.
> What about *BSD, Solaris and Windows?
I don't know about solaris, I know hal is being used in a number of
linux dist
bsd, I suspect that this is exactly the
same reason gutten print is having device problems too, but at least
they have better device code.
On 12/18/06, Gerhard Jaeger wrote:
> On Sunday 17 December 2006 22:47, Martin Owens wrote:
> > Thanks for the link,
> >
> > See it sounds lik
Thanks for the link,
See it sounds like you want to make the same mistakes, instead of
looking for a better way to organise scanning in linux your looking at
how to better organise functionality in sane.
The problem is that the way scanning is organised is crack-pot and out
dated. we are duplicat
My point of view is that it is better to identify the problems you
wish to solve my creating a new version of sane that the current
version of sane can not be developed into.
The first problem I've noted with sane is that it is a little bit all
mixed up, detection mixed with scaning, paraport mixe
You could try to get Tesseract working with sane.
On 11/6/06, Tom Miller wrote:
> I am trying to integrate an OCR into a SANE front end GUI.
> Doesn't any one know of a OCR packages that will work well
> with SANE's results? Any suguestion and samples of the
> suguestion will be greatly appreci
Sane will only incorperate open source drivers, unless ava are willing
to release their code under the gpl I don't think there is a lot we
can do.
On 11/5/06, Bert Scholz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just bought the scanner "Epson perfection V10" and installed it with
> the rpm-packages available at
for the CDs or go online to fetch the files.
Best Regards, Martin Owens
>
> Did you check if the gt68xx backend has any support?
>
> http://www.meier-geinitz.de/sane/gt68xx-backend/
>
> The GT-6816 chip is supported by the gt68xx backend
> --
I can't wait for my dohickey hal project to finally provide the
information required to the gt68xx backend to facilitate automa
the pixma drivers which is incompatible?
Best Regards, Martin Owens
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Just so everyone knows, I going to attempt to create a sane back end for the
Canon MP360. let me know if you know anything or if there are others
interested in this development.
Best Regards, Martin Owens
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