org.gnome.OCRFeeder
OCRFeeder is a document layout analysis and optical character recognition system.
Given the images it will automatically outline its contents, distinguish between what's graphics and text and perform OCR over the latter. It generates multiple formats being its main one ODT.
It features a complete GTK graphical user interface that allows the users to correct any unrecognized characters, defined or correct bounding boxes, set paragraph styles, clean the input images, import PDFs, save and load the project, export everything to multiple formats, etc.
Latest reviews
Installed. Started. White screen that can only be deleted via the bottom bar. Nothing else. Is this an I.Q. Test?
1. Update the package index: # sudo apt-get update 2. Install ocrfeeder deb package: # sudo apt-get install ocrfeeder
Funciona muy bien en Mint 20.2 Mate 64 bits. He podido generar PDFs desde 0 con OCR y también reconocido documentos PDF y exportarlos a PDF "buscable" con OCR. Lo recomiendo.
Half an hour to install, more than 10 minutes to analyse just a simple text block, then first identifies it as a picture and refuses to do the OCR, then crashes. Not woth such a hug disk space. Got something better?