Rubuquet+

Rubuquet+ is out. This is 2 in 1 version of Rubuquet which uses CuneiForm or Tesseract OCR engine for recognition. Now, you don't need to run two different programs for different OCR engines.

Rubuquet+ web site.

Roadmap for version 2.2

• Multi OCR engine support (add Tessaract OCR support)
• Drag-n-Drop support
• Fix broken native image size in viewer
• Many other small improvements of KDE integration and small bug fixses

KBookOCR 2.1

Changelog:

• better KDE integration
• new GUI improvements

Download from openDesktop.org →

Rubuquet Tesseract edition

This version has the same functionality as a standard edition but it uses Tesseract engine to recognize files. Now you can choose between CuneiForm or Tesseract OCR engine to use with Rubuquet.

Visit Rubuquet Tesseract edition page →

Rubuquet for console fans

Hi guys! If you prefer console more than GUI applications, you should try Rubuquet — Ruby powered script. It has less features than KBookOCR however it was created to provide a simple and fast way to convert PDFs or DJVu-files in TXT.

Visit Rubuquet homepage →

KBookOCR 2.0

New KBookOCR 2.0 is out!

Changelog:

• new GUI;
• kernel system rewrited from scratch (project save/load; integration with cuneiform);
• Skanlite integration for rich image scanning options.

Download from openDesktop.org → 

KBookOCR 1.4.1

We released a new version of KBookOCR 1.4.1

Changelog:

• ability to save the project file to open project next time and continue working from the last saved step

P.S: the next KBookOCR version number will be 2.0

Download from openDesktop.org →

Bugreports are wellcome! →