Looks like that only works if you've already installed the package. I used checkinstall http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/using-checkinstall-build-packages-source to install but keeping within the package manager. Then it worked, and the ctrl-c test worked, showing me the doc I had already scanned. Thanks. (I've learnt my lesson for randomly installing from source on my main pc)
For the record I changed the following, as I didn't want a name clash, and the default version was invalid:
tim@atom:~/repo/simple-scan-autosaves.bzr$ sudo checkinstall
...
This package will be built according to these values:
...
2 - Name: [ simple-scan-autosave ]
3 - Version: [ 1.0.0 ]
...
Running, killing and re-running the app shown below for the record:
Looks like that only works if you've already installed the package. I used checkinstall http:// www.linuxjourna l.com/content/ using-checkinst all-build- packages- source to install but keeping within the package manager. Then it worked, and the ctrl-c test worked, showing me the doc I had already scanned. Thanks. (I've learnt my lesson for randomly installing from source on my main pc)
For the record I changed the following, as I didn't want a name clash, and the default version was invalid: ~/repo/ simple- scan-autosaves. bzr$ sudo checkinstall scan-autosave ]
tim@atom:
...
This package will be built according to these values:
...
2 - Name: [ simple-
3 - Version: [ 1.0.0 ]
...
Running, killing and re-running the app shown below for the record:
tim@atom: ~/repo/ simple- scan-autosaves. bzr$ simple-scan
** (simple- scan:25776) : WARNING **: scanner.vala:1024: Unable to disable compression, please file a bug ~/repo/ simple- scan-autosaves. bzr$ simple-scan
^C
tim@atom:
I've attached the deb file just in case it'll help anyone else.