Stefan Weil

Several Tesseract classes are currently limited to images with a maximum width and heigth of 32767 (INT16_MAX) because they use `int16_t` coordinates. Here is a list of classes identified so...

@MerlijnWajer, if you want you can test pull request #3435 for your large images. I still don't consider that as stable code, so would not use it for production of...

Image sizes up to 65535 x 65535 could be supported by using pull request #3435, but there remain some open issues which require a cleaner solution (see discussion of this...

Sorry for my delayed answer to your pull request. Are you sure that bg_US is the right code for Bulgarian language?

I see no critical errors in your training, but it did not run long enough. Increase `--max_iterations` or use `--epochs` with a higher value. And fix or remove the GT...

1. Yes, it is only relevant for the documentation (man pages). 2. It works for me on Debian. All messages are warnings, so you can simply ignore them. ``` asciidoc...

Try running `asciidoc -b docbook -d manpage -o - doc/combine_lang_model.1.asc | xsltproc --nonet -o doc/combine_lang_model.1 http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/current/manpages/docbook.xsl -` from your Tesseract installation's root directory "tesseract-5.5.1". It should show the same messages....

Is the license for the image files now clear? Can they be used on Wikipedia? If they also use GPL3 and not allow other licenses, that would not be possible.

The most important one is the Kitodo logo which would be useful for the [Wikipedia article on Kitodo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kitodo). That requires an open license which is [compatible with Wiki Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Licensing). Other...

I wrote to the Geschäftsstelle now. As far as I see we have two relevant logos: the [key symbol](https://s3.amazonaws.com/cloud.ohloh.net/attachments/91091/kitodo_med.png) and the [Verein's logo](https://www.kitodo.org/fileadmin/groups/kitodo/Logo/kitodo_logo_rgb.png). For Wikimedia Commons a CC license would...