Bug#390204: tesseract-ocr

2006-10-31 Thread Bryan Stillwell 
Guerkan,

Let me know if I can help test your tesseract package.  I have systems
with powerpc, ia64, and amd64 processors which may come in handy.

Bryan


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Bug#390204: tesseract-ocr

2006-10-09 Thread Gürkan Sengün 

Hello

I will maintain it. I have a package ready.

Yours,
Guerkan


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Bug#390204: tesseract-ocr

2006-10-07 Thread Richard Atterer 
Hi,

I just compiled v1.02 using GCC 4.1.2 without problems.

The Aspirin code seems to be gone in this release, and the README contains 
a note that it is not needed.

This seems like a nice enough program! In a quick test using a warped, 
underexposed picture from a digital camera, it didn't really produce usable 
results, but with a dictionary and better input it might work well!

Big problem for me: It does not understand German umlauts yet.

Hint: To produce a .tif which the program can understand, use something 
like

  convert -compress none -monochrome -density 150x150 inputfile.jpeg output.tif

I might package this if nobody else is interested. However, I'll gladly 
step back if someone else wants to do it, as I have little spare time.

Cheers,

  Richard

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Bug#390204: tesseract-ocr

2006-09-30 Thread W. Borgert 
Hm, I don't know if commercial quality is a positive attribute
to software or not :-) Anyway, I can't get tesseract compiled
with the current g++ 4.1.1 on Debian etch amd64.



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