Thread: Any recommended OCR software for Linux?
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Old 07-08-2021, 07:57 AM   #65
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Others are at least respectful in their criticisms. What is "crap"--in its entirety--is your above statement. But I expected nothing less.

A brief listing of people who make free (and open-source) "crap" that runs on Linux:

Microsoft
Google
Mozilla
Apache
Adobe
Npm
Oracle
LibreOffice (The Document Foundation)
GIMP (equally as powerful and as impossible to master as Photoshop)
Python
You forgot Kovid Goyal.
Calibre is developed on Linux. And it is free software ;-)
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