The work on Gnome Scan API and UI is going on. I work on a quite well designed API and start building a GnomeScanDialog and a GnomeScannerSelector widgets. As a first step is done, I release gnomescan-0.0.1.

What is implemented :

  • Devices and Device’s option probe.
  • Device selector updated on “probe-done” signal. If you have only one device, the selector is hidden.
  • Device selection and “scanner-selected” signal.
  • Preliminary handle of “ok” response to trigger acquisition

GnomeScan already have a nice feature : you can choose dynamically a device without reprobe. GnomeScan use signals to propagate choices and actions.

You can see screenshot at http://bersace03.free.fr/pub/captures/gnome/flegita and download at http://bersace03.free.fr/pub/GNOME/Scan/Releases/.

Next step is basic acquisition using signals to inform both acquisition status and sent picture.

Étienne.

One Response to “Gnome Scan Technology Preview”

  1. Colin Marquardt Says:

    Hi,

    maybe you are aware of it, but in 2003, the late Mark Finlay worked on scan GUI mockups. Maybe they are of some help. I only found two on archive.org:

    http://web.archive.org/web/20030921090111/sisob.tuxfamily.org/archives/gnome-scan-7.png
    http://web.archive.org/web/20030920064005/sisob.tuxfamily.org/screenshots/Screenshot-Glade-2.png

    Alan Horkan may have saved more of those.

    Cheers,
    Colin Marquardt


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