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- Scanners with multiple ports are supported now
- Fully automatic build of the scanner database, including lines for
configuration files
- Fixed "SnapScan" <-> "snapscan" bug
- Some HP scanners had no manufacturer field. Fixed.
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- Use auto-detection methods of SANE
- Do not ask the user to configure scanners which are already configured
- Handle systems with more than one scanner correctly
- Added ports of newer scanners (libusb, parallel, ...) to the port selector
in manual setup
- Main dialog showing all configured scanners
- Full support for scanner sharing via SANE (server/client)
- Support for USB scanner access via libusb
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under Mandrake 9.0.
- Fixed bug of automatic configuration also being done if one opts for
manual configuration of an auto-detected scanner.
- Made scannerdrake editing the SANE config files instead of replacing them
by the config lines from the DB (or emptying them when no config lines are
given in the DB).
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to new option scheme
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rationale:
- currently, we use _("xxx") as a shorthand for gettext("xxx"). It
also used to call xgettext with --keyword=_
- alas, function &_ is global and not by package (notice esp. that _
is not exported in common.pm)
- this lead to big ugly pb with packages defining their own &_,
overriding common.pm's &_
- a fix is to set @::textdomains to add a new domain (the default
being "libDrakX")
but relying on the global "_" is still dangerous!
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scanner names read from the ScannerDB and in the names resulting from
scanner auto-detection (names from usbtable). So the user gets
presented "Epson" and usbtable can have "Epson" names where ScannerDB
can have "Seiko Epson" names.
- If a scanner is listed as "unsupported" in ScannerDB, the user gets
a message instead of scannerdrake silently exiting.
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as in mouse.pm
- scanner::detect : detect SCSI scanners too
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(so that 'use strict' works)
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=> allows to remove the somewhat mythical
$::isEmbedded = ($::XID, $::CCPID) = "@ARGV" =~ /--embedded (\w+) (\w+)/
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i sux,
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- fix a small english problem
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