On 30 Dec 2010, vr wrote:
Can anyone recommend a current shipping quality scanner they've
bought and used with Squeeze? My Google searches return articles
from 2000 and 2003. I'd like to scan 35mm negatives, slides, some
photos and regular paper documents.
When I looked into this a year
On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 14:46:58 -0500, vr wrote:
Can anyone recommend a current shipping quality scanner they've bought
and used with Squeeze? My Google searches return articles from 2000 and
2003. I'd like to scan 35mm negatives, slides, some photos and regular
paper documents.
I would also
Can anyone recommend a current shipping quality scanner they've bought
and used with Squeeze? My Google searches return articles from 2000 and
2003. I'd like to scan 35mm negatives, slides, some photos and regular
paper documents.
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vr debian-u...@iotk.net wrote:
Can anyone recommend a current shipping quality scanner they've bought
and used with Squeeze? My Google searches return articles from 2000 and
2003. I'd like to scan 35mm negatives, slides, some photos and regular
paper documents.
Have you checked
On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 20:25:29 +, Chris Davies wrote:
Have you checked http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html ?
In terms of recommendations, my Epson 2480 is good but it's been
superceded long since. I get good results from current HP multifunction
devices at work (network
On 2010-12-30T17:24:36, vr wrote:
I'm seeing many products advertising ICE. Have you found this to be
something desirable or perhaps maybe market hype?
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_ICE and note in
particular not applicable for opaque document. I.e. you use
ICE for scanning film
Greetings;
Does anyone have any recommendations for a decent scanner
that will work on Debian?
Something with a hires of at least 1200dpi and OCR. The
ability to scan slides and color and BW negs of all sizes
would be a plus!
Many TIA!
Dennis
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On Tue, Feb 03, 2009 at 09:24:01PM -0600, Dennis Wicks wrote:
Greetings;
Does anyone have any recommendations for a decent scanner that will work
on Debian?
Something with a hires of at least 1200dpi and OCR. The ability to scan
slides and color and BW negs of all sizes would be a plus!
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On 12 Dec 2003, Raquel Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
linux.debian.user:
Oh gosh! Can you sense that I'm more than a bit nervous about
getting rid of Sendmail and installing Exim? Is it going to be a
giant job?
Well, I went for postfix over Exim but it went like
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On Fri, Dec 12, 2003 at 08:45:38PM -0500, BruceG wrote:
If you decide to go with exim4-heavy-daemon, there is a great tutorial on
getting SpamAssassin going here :http://ursine.ca/~baloo/clamd-exiscan.txt
No, no, you can use dman's spamassassin
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From: Raquel Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have ClamAV running, just checking files. The documentation which
comes with it says that it shouldn't be run to check email. Is this
real?
So, I went and got Amavis-ng ... but it wouldn't set up properly to
scan emails
On Wed, Nov 26, 2003 at 09:09:11PM -0800 or thereabouts, Darik Horn wrote:
Hi Darik,
ClamAV is the best virus scanner that is free software. On a
Debian/woody computer, you should use a backport of a recent version
like this:
How does one run it properly with Exim? I had it scanning my
How does one run it properly with Exim? I had it scanning my MailDir
boxes, and Mutt didn't like it doing that.
Things will work better if you scan mail before delivering it to the
maildir (or mbox).
If you can modify the Exim configuration on your mail server, then try
the amavis-ng package
What antivirus scanner available in Debian Woody, do you learned folks
recommend? I'm running Exim to a smarthost, with local delivery with
Fetchmail/Procmail etc.
Thanks. Please cc, as I'm not subscribed to the list with this address.
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ClamAV is the best virus scanner that is free software. On a
Debian/woody computer, you should use a backport of a recent version
like this:
http://www.backports.org/debian/dists/woody/clamav/
If you wish to purchase a commercial product, then I would recommend
F-Secure Anti-Virus for Linux:
Hello,
I was wondering if anybody could recommend a scanner to work with Linux. I
would like one that would be used in a small office with medium load (may be
50-100 pages / day). Obviously I need one with an auto feeder.
thanks
Ayman
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* Ayman Haidar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Hello,
I was wondering if anybody could recommend a scanner to work with Linux. I
would like one that would be used in a small office with medium load (may be
50-100 pages / day). Obviously I need one with an auto feeder.
I have an Epson
Jens Gecius wrote:
pirmin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1.
3200dpi, totalling a whopping 171.6MB took 682 seconds (ca. 260kB/s)
2.
300dpi, totalling 1.5MB took 73 seconds (ca. 21kB/s)
Thank you! And how long does a b/w lineart page A4 with 150dpi take?
Totalling 2.1 MB, it took 45 seconds,
1.
3200dpi, totalling a whopping 171.6MB took 682 seconds (ca. 260kB/s)
2.
300dpi, totalling 1.5MB took 73 seconds (ca. 21kB/s)
Thank you! And how long does a b/w lineart page A4 with 150dpi take?
-- Andreas von Heydwolff
philip baratta wrote:
Anthony Campbell wrote:
On 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
I recently bought an Epson Perfection 1650 which is working
perfectly
I am impressed by an Epson 1640 Perfections's speed
at work in a Win2k
environment
I have an Epson 640U; although it is on the
pirmin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1.
3200dpi, totalling a whopping 171.6MB took 682 seconds (ca. 260kB/s)
2.
300dpi, totalling 1.5MB took 73 seconds (ca. 21kB/s)
Thank you! And how long does a b/w lineart page A4 with 150dpi take?
Totalling 2.1 MB, it took 45 seconds, of which the actual
Anthony Campbell wrote:
On 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
I recently bought an Epson Perfection 1650 which is working perfectly
I am impressed by an Epson 1640 Perfections's speed at work in a Win2k
environment, connectted to the USB port. In the vendors' lists they now
have the
pirmin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
I recently bought an Epson Perfection 1650 which is working perfectly
I am impressed by an Epson 1640 Perfections's speed at work in a Win2k
environment, connectted to the USB port. In the vendors' lists they
now have the
pirmin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
I recently bought an Epson Perfection 1650 which is working perfectly
I am impressed by an Epson 1640 Perfections's speed at work in a Win2k
environment, connectted to the USB port. In the vendors' lists they
now have the
On 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a decent, low-priced scanner that works with their
debian system? In case it matters, I'm tracking sid.
I've been browsing amazon's scanners and simultaneously the SANE
compatibility lists, so I should be able to find
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a decent, low-priced scanner that works with their
debian system? In case it matters, I'm tracking sid.
I've been browsing amazon's scanners and simultaneously the SANE
compatibility lists, so I should be able to find something that works,
but I'd feel better about it
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone recommend a decent, low-priced scanner that works with their
debian system? In case it matters, I'm tracking sid.
What are you scanning?
-jwb
Well, I don't know if you have access to such a facility, but at Penn
State, there is a place called Salvage, where old (and sometimes
non-functional) equipment goes. People may then buy this old
equipment. I purchased three scanners from them and the last one
worked ($15 each). It is an HP
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, Vineet Kumar wrote:
Can anyone recommend a decent, low-priced scanner that works with their
debian system? In case it matters, I'm tracking sid.
i'm using an epson 1240u flatbed on debian woody with no problems
whatsoever. i think epson is (or has) phased out the 1240u,
shock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can anyone recommend a decent, low-priced scanner that works with their
debian system? In case it matters, I'm tracking sid.
i'm using an epson 1240u flatbed on debian woody with no problems
whatsoever. i think epson is (or has) phased out the 1240u, so you
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