[sane-devel] HP ADF Support for chipset RT58822

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Johannes Meixner wrote: Hi, > Therefore I dare to suggest to branch the current sane-backends > into two branches: [...] > What do you think? Two branches, one too many. JB. -- Julien BLACHE GPG K

[sane-devel] API addition request

Hello, On Aug 19 20:39 m. allan noah wrote (shortened): > Extending the caps SHOULD work perfectly with any reasonable > front-end. As long as the developer checks for each cap he cares > about, adding a new cap is not a problem. > > However, it is technically possible that a stupid programmer co

[sane-devel] HP ADF Support for chipset RT58822

Hi, I would like to know the current support for the several HP ADF scanners that share the common chipset. From what I could see, it seems that the hp3900 series driver should support most if not all HP scanners based on the RT58822 chipset. Nevertheless, I don't have enough scanner skills to act

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Johannes- If we had two trees, and they used the same soname/soversion such that only one could be installed at a time, which one would SUSE ship? The old, no changes version, or the new, more features, might break some frontends version? allan -- "The truth is an offense, but not a sin"

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Am 19.08.10, 20:39 -0400 schrieb m. allan noah: > While I am of the opinion that he deserves to feel some pain for that > kind of horrible code, the end user of his code does not deserve > breakage. > > I really, really want to commit your patch (after changing to the US > spelling :) but I cannot,

[sane-devel] Canon MP170 tested as completely supported

Dear all, I am happy to report that the Canon MP170 also tests perfectly, with all resolutions 75 to 1200 dpi supported in greyscale and color (no native lineart mode in this device). Will make documentation changes in September. Leaving on vacation 20-29 August. Regards, Gernot Hassenpflug --