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I think Glabels will suit my application. Is there manual available?
Previously I used some light weight applications running on Windows They can create funcy visiting card with a few clicks. There are many of them on Windows.
Of course GIMP can do the job even nicer but more complicate in operation, just like using a 40 feet container to carry 10 lbs good.
Are there software from Open Source for scanning cards, to get rid of all name cards as quickly as possible and by playing them in groups on the table according to specific rules.
There are many of them for Windows but I could not find similar software for Linux.
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