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Using a Scanner In Linux!

Here is a list of instructions I had to do to use my scanner in Linux. Hope you find it useful!
  • Install
$ sudo apt-get install sane
$ sudo apt-get install xsane
  • Plug scanner through usb.
  • Look for the scanner connected e.g. (Bus 005 Device 035: ID 04b8:1103 Seiko Epson Corp.) by typing in the following command:
$ lsusb
  • Edit the configuration file of sane:
$ sudo gedit /etc/sane.d/(scanner brand).conf
    • There should be line with “USB”.
    • Add the device and id number (values from lsub output) to the “USB” line. e.g. ( USB 0x0035 0x1103 )
  • Start the program!
$ sudo xsane
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