10-07-2022, 12:14 AM
From my understanding, (could be wrong) it is actually a gimp issue and not xsane. When gimp opens it normally looks for plugins which is where xsane lives. For some reason gimp is ignoring these plugins. Hope they fix that soon. The work around is saving and then opening file in gimp, which is an extra step, not a problem if you are only doing a few files but if you have multiple scans to make and edit this could get time consuming.
Thank you.
Thank you.
(10-06-2022, 04:38 AM)stevef link Wrote: If I understand the situation, xsane has been updated to fix the gimp issue, but the fixed xsane has not (yet) been packaged for Ubuntu. Manually installing the updated xsane or switching to sane seem to be the suggested workarounds.
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