Re: [GTALUG] scanner under Windows under Linux?

[Stewart C. Russell via talk]

On 2022-08-02 10:28, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:


CZUR makes interesting page scanners: 
We actually have a couple.


This may not be a solution, or one you wee searching for, but there's a 
chance that the CZUR scanners are USB video devices. They might appear 
as a video camera to Linux. But you probably won't get the nice 
front-end that way. Worse still, I don't know of any v4l2 back-ends for 
SANE, so dealing with scans will be a lot of full-frame page images.


There's one report of using a CZUR scanner with Linux:
http://www.johnwillis.com/2016/04/czur-scannerscanning-with-linux.html
but it was from some years ago

 Stewart
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Re: [GTALUG] List was down

[Stewart C. Russell via talk]

On 2022-08-02 10:41, D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk wrote:

Thanks, Stewart, for asking.


Thanks, Hugh, for fixing!

I thought that the list might've been having a nice summer off, which it 
definitely deserves.


 Stewart
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Re: [GTALUG] scanner under Windows under Linux?

[Howard Gibson via talk]

On Tue, 2 Aug 2022 10:28:02 -0400 (EDT)
"D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk"  wrote:

> This message is also a test of the list.
> 
> CZUR makes interesting page scanners: 
> We actually have a couple.
> 
> Until recently, all of their scanners' software only runs under Windows.
> The latest one has support for Linux but is very expensive.

Hugh,

   What kind of scanner are you using?   My Epson Perfection V350 and V550 are 
supported on GNU/Linux by Epson, although they have replaced iscan, which I 
really liked.  Now, I need to learn epsonscan2.  The program simple-scan does 
multi-page scans off my Epson printer.  I have seen Hewlett Packard 
printer/scanners work fine under Linux.   

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Howard Gibson 
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Re: [GTALUG] scanner under Windows under Linux?

[Michael Hill via talk]

Hi Hugh,

On Tue, Aug 2, 2022 at 10:36 AM D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk
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> Can I easily run Window under Linux in a way that would drive these
> scanners?  I think that the Windows system would need control of the USB
> port to which the scanner is connected.

I just did a quick test using W10 in Boxes on Fedora with my Canon
printer/scanner connected. In Boxes Preferences/Devices & Shares/USB
Devices, I enabled the printer. Then I scanned into IrfanView. Some
weekend I'll give this a try with my 18x12 scanner which has been
unsupported for a number of years.

Mike
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[GTALUG] List was down

[D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk]

Thanks, Stewart, for asking.

I don't know what was wrong.  I did updates and rebooted and it seems to 
work.
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[GTALUG] scanner under Windows under Linux?

[D. Hugh Redelmeier via talk]

This message is also a test of the list.

CZUR makes interesting page scanners: 
We actually have a couple.

Until recently, all of their scanners' software only runs under Windows.
The latest one has support for Linux but is very expensive.

Can I easily run Window under Linux in a way that would drive these 
scanners?  I think that the Windows system would need control of the USB 
port to which the scanner is connected.

I seem to remember that long ago Sun/Oracle Virtual Box was the only 
VM that gave decent USB access to a virtual Windows.  I don't know the 
state of the art now.

Answering some of my questions (but not USB): 


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