XSane
XSane is a graphical scanning front-end for SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy). It uses the SANE-library to talk to scanners. It is designed for acquiring images with scanne...
What is XSane?
XSane is a graphical scanning front-end for SANE (Scanner Access Now Easy). It uses the SANE-library to talk to scanners. It is designed for acquiring images with scanners (there are other devices like cameras and videodevices supported by SANE and you will see that xsane may support some basic functions of those devices, but XSane is not designed for that purpose).
XSane can do different things with the acquired images:
- display image in a viewer
- save image to a file
- do a photocopy
- create a multipage document
- create a fax
- create an e-mail
Windows version download mirrors: http://www.filewatcher.com/_/?q=xsane-win32-0.991 http://www.npackd.org/p/org.xsane.xsane/0.991
The program is no longer updated. Last version, 0.998, released in November 2010, can be still downloaded from the official website.
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Said about XSane as an alternative
XSane is used as based for many tools for scanning (on top)
Tags
- hardware-utility
- Image Scanner
- scanning
- Image Editor
Recent user activities on XSane
goksenpasli added XSane as alternative(s) to GpScanner
rsbrux reviewed XSaneXsane wants to decide for itself what dimensions to use for the scanned output, depending on the visible extents of what is scanned. I couldn't find a way to enforce a standard size (e.g. A4) in Ubuntu Studio 22.04. Instead, Xsane appears to require manual setting by dragging the edges of the preview.
Tarek_Hasan added XSane as alternative(s) to Skanpage
Xsane wants to decide for itself what dimensions to use for the scanned output, depending on the visible extents of what is scanned. I couldn't find a way to enforce a standard size (e.g. A4) in Ubuntu Studio 22.04. Instead, Xsane appears to require manual setting by dragging the edges of the preview.