Thread: Any recommended OCR software for Linux?
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Old 07-08-2021, 05:56 AM   #57
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Originally Posted by rcentros View Post
If you need specialty software, by all means go with the OS that supports that software. I personally can't find anything better than Linux for what I do as a general computer user.
Exactly. As my other posts show, I am not anti-Linux at all. I loved the fun I had with Linux, my first distro being Mandrake 6 iirc, and am currently engaged in a hobby project to get the most out of Linux on a VM in my current Windows setup. In the end, any software, OS or otherwise, is simply a tool to get a job done. When one tool doesn't work, find another.
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