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Kodak ESP 5250 printer/scanner, page scanning gives I/O error

Started by ssfc72, June 05, 2017, 04:18:49 PM

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Jason

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I noticed that Opera seems to look alot like Chromium/Chrome. Did you try Chromium to see if it's more to your liking?

Otherwise, I guess you're stuck deciding which is more important to you, Opera or the scanner support. It's too bad that Opera doesn't have a flatpak version.

guess you could try running the Windows version of Opera using WINE  but no idea how well that will work.
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ssfc72

Not much of an issue, with having to use Firefox instead of Opera, when I do have the scanning working on the Kodak 5250.
I only use this desktop computer occasionally, to use the attached ptinter/scanner.

Also of note, the Simple Scan software works faster/better than the Kodak scanner software, running under Windoz! :-)
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Jason

Quote from: ssfc72 on June 03, 2018, 10:23:15 AM
Also of note, the Simple Scan software works faster/better than the Kodak scanner software, running under Windoz! :-)


Cool!
* Zorin OS 17.1 Core and Windows 11 Pro on a Dell Precision 3630 Tower with an
i5-8600 3.1 GHz 6-core processor, dual 22" displays, 16 GB of RAM, 512 GB Nvme and a Geforce 1060 6 GB card
* Motorola Edge (2022) phone with Android 13

fox

I was just reading a scanning article in the May issue of Linux Format. They mentioned that some scanners stopped working when Ubuntu 18.04 replaced 16.04 as the LTS. I suspect that this coincides with the versions of Mint that do and do not work. One of the suggestions they made was to set up a virtual machine using a version of Ubuntu (or Mint in your case) that works. Would that be worth doing? - you could then run the lastest version of Mint.
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