I'm trying to use my Plutek Optic Pro 600P on Debian Sarge with Sane-1.0.15,
Xsane and Kooka; all the current versions as at tuesday 17 jan 2006.
After re-installing the system I find if I use either the direct or the kernel
driver that when trying a scan the sensor attempt to scan past the end
us (Yes, Kylix is not
>Free either).
You don't have the skills but you'll only use a product with the source
code freely available :-)
Seriously though, I understand and respect your principles. Just hope you
don't expect all developers to make all their work freely available.
>download" but no source code, or freedom to redistribute/modify. e.g. GNU GPL
>
>Martyn
>
>At 06:10 AM 4/19/02 +1000, Mick Barry wrote:
>>What do you mean by "Free in both senses"?
>>
>>At 04:15 PM 18/04/2002 +0100, Martyn Ranyard wrote:
>
ate
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x code and ports it to Mac?
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You could have a look at josi scan lite, as itt displays a preview of
your scan. It requires Java to run and is still in it's infancy but
check it out if you're interested.
More info at http://www.objects.com.au/products/josi.
mick
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