Thorsten M?ller wrote: > Am Montag, 24. M?rz 2014, 09:17:46 schrieb Dominik Kopp: > > You will need somthing like scanbd: > http://sourceforge.net/projects/scanbd/files/ > > AFAIK this is not included in any distro repositories, so you have to > build it for yourself. > > I wrote a script and modified the configuration of scanbd to use this > script with my LiDE 210. The files are attached - the genesys.conf goes > into the scanner.d subdirectory under <PATH>/etc/scanbd. The scanbd.conf > file replaces the one shipped with the sources. The autopdf script goes > into the <PATH>/etc/scanbd directory. It makes use of consolekit to get > the user name who started the scanning process and KDE's kdialog to get > file names for saving scanned pages and the like. Since you mentioned > gscan2pdf, you probably use gnome. You could try to modify the script > into using zenity. The autopdf config file goes into your home dir as > .autopdf or into /etc/default/ which is the location for default > settings on debian systems. > > HTH > Greetings > Skildron
Thanks. I'm also using KDE. gscan2pfd is just a nice scanning application. Some month ago I tried to install and configure scandb for my old scanner, but I didn't accomplish the mission. In most cases it would be totally fine for me to start the scanning programm (skanlite, gscan2pdf, xsane,...), configure it (b/w or colour, resolution, file name...) and then scan several pages by using the scanner's button. I don't need the power of scandb. I'm just questioning whether xsane (or gscan2pdf, or skanlite) can react on a pressed buttons or not. To put it in a nutshell: Is it a problem before or behind the keyboard? Greetings Dominik
