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<title>What Else Comes with SANE?</title>
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<h2><a name="s3">3 What Else Comes with SANE?</a></h2>
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<p>Now that you have seen how to use some of the programs that come with
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the SANE distribution, it is time to tell you what else is included.
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At the time of this writing, the package includes drivers for the
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following devices:
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<li>Connectix QuickCam (color and monochrome).
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<li>Some Epson SCSI scanners.
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<li>Hewlett-Packard ScanJet SCSI scanners.
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<li>Microtek SCSI scanners.
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<li>Mustek SCSI flatbed scanners (both one-pass and three-pass
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scanners are supported).
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<li>PINT devices: PINT is a Unix-kernel interface for NetBSD,
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OpenBSD and SunOS. SANE's PINT driver provides access to any scanner
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for which there is PINT support.
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<li>Most UMAX SCSI scanners.
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<p>Support for many other scanners and cameras is planned and some of
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them should be ready by the time you read this article. For the latest
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information, please visit the web page listed in the References.
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<p>Available applications are the command-line <tt>scanimage</tt>, the
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graphical <tt>xscanimage</tt> (either stand-alone or as a GIMP
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extension) and <tt>xcam</tt>, a graphical user interface suitable for
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cameras which produce a continuous stream of images (such as the
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Connectix QuickCam).
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<p>In addition, there are SANE API bindings for Python and Java API and a
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network daemon called <tt>saned</tt> that provides network-transparent
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access to remote devices. Assuming you have the appropriate
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permissions, this makes it possible to control a camera running in the
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U.S. from a machine running in Europe---all courtesy of SANE and the
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Internet.
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