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gscan2pdf |
| version 0.9.25 |
| About gscan2pdf |
A GUI to ease the process of producing a multipage PDF from a scan. gscan2pdf should work on almost any Linux/BSD machine.
You scan one or several pages in with File/Scan, and create a PDF of selected pages with File/Save PDF. At maturity, the GUI will have similar features to that of the Windows Imaging program, but with the express objective of writing a PDF, including metadata. Scanning is handled with SANE via scanimage. PDF conversion is done by libtiff. Perl is used for portability and ease of programming, with gtk2-perl for the GUI. This should therefore work more or less out of the box on any system with gtk2-perl, scanimage, and libtiff.
Requirements
This application requires GTK+ version 2.12.x.
Other dependencies include:
libtiff, SANE, GTK2-Perl, perlmagick, PDF::API2, Gtk2::ImageView
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| Latest Version: 0.9.25 |
- current page selection as not intuitive for some people, and anyway not
strictly necessary.
Closes Debian bug #480947 (Defaults for pages are weird now)
+ support for unpaper option --output-pages
Closes Launchpad bug #215683
(gscan2pdf should offer an option to split a scanned page)
+ Check for device before caching.
+ Checkbox to disable option cache
Closes 1980762 (Second Start Failure)
+ Check {Pseudo|Direct}Class for pnm and convert to pbm in necessary for djvu
Closes Debian bug #486553 (gscan2pdf: unable to save as DjVu)
+ Correct DjVu text zones
Closes Debian bug #486680 (gscan2pdf: bizarre DjVu text zones)
+ Save resolution information with TIFF. Closes Debian bug #485641:
(gscan2pdf: No longer saves resolution in TIFF files)
+ fixed unsharp mask tool
+ prefix option to preferences
Closes Debian bug #484641 (gscan2pdf: prefix option for scanimage command)
+ Bulgarian translation (thanks to Emil Pavlov)
+ Update to Danish translation (thanks to Jacob Nielsen)
+ Update to Dutch translation (thanks to Lodder)
+ Update to French translation (thanks to Simon Leblanc)
+ Update to German translation (thanks to Kim Linoh)
+ Update to Italian translation (thanks to Milo Casagrande)
+ Update to Polish translation (thanks to Wojtek Jamrozy)
+ Update to Russian translation (thanks to Igor Zubarev)
+ Update to Spanish translation (thanks to Alejandro Rochette)
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