Activity for Maarten Boekhold
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Maarten Boekhold posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hi @ben-cyanfish, excited to hear that you are working on something new. I was just reminded again how much I miss a proper document scanning solution on Linux (simple-scan does a terrible job of "white detection" when you scan in color mode!). Is your current work available somewhere? I checked your public github repos and don't see anything relevant. You might be able to get some help if you open up the repo. Alternatively, a fix for #775, and merging PR #21 would make NAPS2 already usable on Linux...
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I have just submitted a Pull Request (#21) that fixes these option parsing errors. At the same time the PR includes 3 tiny changes that allowed me to build and debug NAPS2 using MonoDevelop on Linux. Appreciate if this PR can be merged.
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Hi all, Has anybody managed to set up a development environment on Linux for this? I've been able to compile on Linux with some hacks, but it's not really a proper setup. If you have a workable setup (hopefully with VSCode), could you maybe document it somewhere so other Linux users can start to contribute (and hopefully re-invigorate) development of NAPS2.
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FYI when using the x2goclient "use integrated X-server", it seems to run VcXsrv with the following options: -multiwindow -notrayicon -clipboard -nopn -silent-dup-error :0 Rgds
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Seems I forgot to attached the screenshots I was referring to.
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See the following 2 tickets that cover these same 2 reported issues: https://sourceforge.net/p/naps2/tickets/773/ https://sourceforge.net/p/naps2/tickets/775/
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Resize of VcXsrv window does not resize X session
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The issue is that ParseOption() does not support option values with a space in them. Forward slash also is not supported, eg parsing the following option values is failing: --source ADF|Document Table [Document Table] --scan-area Executive/Portrait|ISO/A4/Portrait|ISO/A5/Portrait|ISO/A5/Landscape|ISO/A6/Portrait|ISO/A6/Landscape|JIS/B5/Portrait|JIS/B6/Portrait|JIS/B6/Landscape|Letter/Portrait|Manual|Maximum [Manual] --rotate 0 degrees|90 degrees|180 degrees|270 degrees|Auto [0 degrees] (btw degrees...
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The issue is that ParseOption() does not support option values with a space in them. Forward slash also is not supported, eg parsing the following option values is failing: --source ADF|Document Table [Document Table] --scan-area Executive/Portrait|ISO/A4/Portrait|ISO/A5/Portrait|ISO/A5/Landscape|ISO/A6/Portrait|ISO/A6/Landscape|JIS/B5/Portrait|JIS/B6/Portrait|JIS/B6/Landscape|Letter/Portrait|Manual|Maximum [Manual] --rotate 0 degrees|90 degrees|180 degrees|270 degrees|Auto [0 degrees] (btw degrees...
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I just opened a ticket on this: https://sourceforge.net/p/naps2/tickets/775/
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Linux: images not visible on canvas
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Fix: invalid error detected during scanning on Linux
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Fix: NullReferenceException during scanning on Linux
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I've been trying to set up a development environment so I can add some debugging to see what's going on here. Problem is, I only have a Linux workstation, and I can't get the source to compile due to package dependency issues. I don't suppose anyone has ever tried to compile NAPS2 on Linux with Mono? C# as a language looks pretty easy to me, but C# as an ecosystem/build system is completely foreign to me and it would probably take me a lot of time/effort to get up to speed on that.
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[UPDATE] DualServer already does this, so you can safely ignore this complete post Hi, I'm looking for a way to have this server use the current Windows DNS servers for forwarding requests. Whenever the Windows network settings change, the server needs to update its (list of) DNS server(s) to use for forwarding. The use case is with Hyper-V VMs on a HyperV NATSwitch. Hyper-V itself does not provide any DHCP services and/or DNS forwarding services, unlike VMWare. So I'm looking for a DHCP/DNS server...
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Hmmm, so turns out DualServer already does this...
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FYI I just found how to get the list of current DNS Servers in windows: GetNetworkParams
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Hi, I'm looking for a way to have this server use the current Windows DNS servers for forwarding requests. Whenever the Windows network settings change, the server needs to update its (list of) DNS server(s) to use for forwarding. The use case is with Hyper-V VMs on a HyperV NATSwitch. Hyper-V itself does not provide any DHCP services and/or DNS forwarding services, unlike VMWare. So I'm looking for a DHCP/DNS server that will provide DHCP/DNS services to VMs, and that can transparantly refresh its...
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I'm willing to have a look at implementing this myself, but I could use some pointers...
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