Skanlite

Skanlite is a simple image scanning application, based on the KSane backend. Kåre Särs is the lead developer.[1] In KDE 4 Skanlite replaced Kooka of KDE 3 as default KDE scanning application.[2]

Skanlite
Original author(s)Kåre Särs
Developer(s)KDE
Repository
PlatformLinux
LicenseGPLv2
Websitekde.org/applications/graphics/org.kde.skanlite

Skanlite is based on libksane, an interface provided by KDE for SANE libraries to control flat scanners.[3] It also works with networked scanners.[4]

Features

Skanlite can save images in the following formats:[4]

  • jpeg, jpg, png, bmp, ppm, xbm, xpm.

Skanlite can open a save dialog for every image scanned or save the images immediately in a specified directory with auto-generated names and format.

If only portion of image is needed, user can first scan quick preview, select wanted area and then scan the wanted area in high quality.

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See also
  • Simple Scan (GNOME)

References
  1. Skanlite, Kde.org, retrieved 2012-08-23
  2. Kooka, Userbase.kde.org, 2012-06-10, retrieved 2012-08-23
  3. Skanlite handbook, Docs.kde.org, 2011-11-29, retrieved 2012-08-23
  4. Skanlite, Docs.kde.org, 2011-11-29, retrieved 2012-08-23
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