I have (finally) got around to installing v1.1 on my Raspberry Pi - and it works great! Instead of buying a second Pi for the OCR backend, I just got a Raspberry Pi 2 (with 4 CPU cores). Initially I had thought that the tessearact process would just be run by one of the other CPU cores, but the user interface would timeout while the OCR was in progress. After a while I realised that the benefit of celery+redis is the asynchronous task queue and once that was in place it all became much more usable. The UI is quite zippy and the although the OCR still takes a while, it seems to cope with several documents waiting in the queue. One feature that would be good to include is a view of the task queue. I have been playing with flower but it gives way more information that I need and allows the user to mess with the system.
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