Scanner access software
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README.Fedora | ||
sane-backends-1.0.23-sane-config-multilib.patch | ||
sane-backends-1.0.23-soname.patch | ||
sane-backends-1.0.25-udev.patch | ||
sane-backends-canon-lide-100.patch | ||
sane-backends-saned-manpage.patch | ||
sane-backends.spec | ||
sane.png | ||
saned.socket | ||
saned@.service.in | ||
sources |
README.Fedora ------------- This file is meant as README for Fedora specific changes for sane-backends package. SANE daemon is moved to subpackage ---------------------------------- sane-backends daemon - saned - its manual page and systemd unit files are moved into subpackage named sane-backends-daemon. It was done because daemon provides access to scanning devices on remote server, which nowadays isn't common usage of sane-backends, so it wasn't necessary to ship it with main package. Several scanners need proprietary driver for working ---------------------------------------------------- Several scanners (e.g. Samsung, Brother, Epson) sometime need special backends, whose isn't shipped with sane-backends or cannot be shipped in Fedora because of licensing problem. If your scanner isn't working with basic sane-backends: 1) if your scanner is Epson, try to install iscan-firmware package 2) if your scanner is Samsung, try to find driver on https://support.hp.com/gb-en/drivers/selfservice/ 3) if your scanner is Brother, see http://support.brother.com/g/s/id/linux/en/download_scn.html