Hello Andrew, On 2/10/19, Andrew Greig via luv-main <luv-main@luv.asn.au> wrote:Hi Mark, Canon, with a lot of Linux drivers for their printers and scanners, normally has a link on their website to the OpenSource drivers, try the Canon Website for your product and you may find the link you need. Andrew GreigDid a google search and looking at the Canon Europe page, "Available Drivers (0)" which matches other material, all talking about sane and scanimage and versions thereof for Linux and BSD related systems. It looks like 1.0.27 is still in testing, and I am not looking to go there, at least at this time. In the meantime, I am photographing essential documents with a good Pentax digital camera, then cropping and altering the white and shadow balance. I have an old Nokia classic phone, but jiggle too much when trying to photograph with that. I also have a Huawei android phone with no sim, and a Telstra cheap Android tablet, again no sim. Getting a photo off the Huawei is "difficult", and the cheap Telstra tablet is very difficult to get to respond to the screen presses, getting it to take the photo can be a frustrating hour, and still no image. I know why it has such a poor reputation. Regards, Mark Trickett _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list luv-main@luv.asn.au https://lists.luv.asn.au/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/luv-main
Sorry Mark,
There is more, we have steak knives.
Use AirDroid to transfer data from the HuaWei to your Linux Box, app on the phone (D/L the app over wi-fi) and web Interface on the Linux box. A QR code on the Linux Box is scanned by the AirDroid app on the phone and connects the two devices, very slick.
Andrew
Andrew