Thread: Any recommended OCR software for Linux?
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Old 07-08-2021, 12:42 PM   #73
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Originally Posted by Sarmat89 View Post
That's the worst possible choice, as Debian doesn't have any administrative tools and their package format is the worst.
I use debian at work and home in part because its package UI and UX have been the best for me. In the rare situation when I've had to muck about with the insides of a package, the format has been fine. Part of he reason I switched from redhat to debian almost 20 years ago is because the redhat administrative tools kept getting worse and I had come to loath RPM.
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