# Re: quick note from the TWAIN/SANE meeting at OLS

From: Stephen Williams (steve@icarus.com)
Date: Tue Aug 01 2000 - 20:53:10 PDT

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  njl98r@ecs.soton.ac.uk said:
  > What else that you'd want in a "first cut" driver for your hardware is
  > missing from the revised SANE 1.x as proposed? I have never seen any
  > other proposals extending 1.0 but it's obviously needed, so I submit
  > what little I had done for further improvements.

  Oh, there were a few things. The typical device that I have supports
  high-speed batch scanning with color JPEG compression and binary G4 TIFF
  handled in hardware.

  So I'll re-acquaint myself with the issues and solutions that were worked
  out, and see what I can make of them.

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