On Thursday 10 January 2008, m. allan noah wrote:
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> but only if they coordinate who's documents are on the scanner at that
> moment.
I suppose an argument can be made for both approaches to locking, but
users sharing a network scanner must coordinate their usage by some means.
Somebody has to
On 1/10/08, jazz_johnson at verizon.net wrote:
> I decided to do some testing on the avision backend with the Fujitsu SP15C.
>
> The first major difference I've noticed, is that the avision backend
> monopolizes the scanner so that only one program can use the scanner while
> that program is runn
I decided to do some testing on the avision backend with the Fujitsu SP15C.
The first major difference I've noticed, is that the avision backend
monopolizes the scanner so that only one program can use the scanner while
that program is running, i.e. the first user who runs xsane will see the
a
