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@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +"Image Scan! for Linux" was originally written by Noriyoshi Sasaki with +help from Peter J. Schretlen. + +The "burden" of continued development and maintenance was passed on to +Olaf Meeuwissen during the final stages of preparation for the release +of version 1.4.0 and Narihiro Matsukuma joined during the preparations +for 1.6.0 and helped out on and off until 1.14.0. Huynh Tuan Anh lend +a hand with 2.2.0 and 2.3.0. Nguyen Trang Nhung helped out with 2.8.0. +Alesh Slovak joined development in the early stages of 2.14.0 and took +over the torch starting with the 2.20.0 release. + +The following people have contributed: + + Ross Boylan added resultion info to PNG images + Tobias Kramer pointed out a GTK deficiency wrt locale numerics + that wrecked havoc on the GIMP plugin + Olaf Meeuwissen rewrote the build system from scratch to use the + GNU autotools; upgraded the i18n framework; went + thru the trouble of pruning all unnecessary bits + from the sources (well, most at least); upgraded + the sane-backends bits; merged most changes from + the epson backend; overhauled the RPM spec file; + completely redid the supported device info; made + an interpreter module to make the epkowa backend + work in the absence of any libesint*.so (it also + lead to more readable code in epkowa.c); removed + the most proprietary bits from the sources + Johannes Meixner provided some ideas to improve the RPM packaging + thru his spec files for the iscan-free and iscan + packages from SUSE; sent patches to fix compiler + warnings; found a buffer overflow in the backend + debugging code and confirmed the fix + Dirk O. Siebnich provided the initial patch that inspired support + for non-i386 builds + Thomas Harding provided the initial changes to fix installation + conflicts with Debian's libsane-extras package + Khaled Hosny contributed Arabic translations + Kåre Särs pointed out bugs in backend options that are not + used by iscan but may be used through other SANE + frontends |