the vuescan scanning software doesn’t like gnome 3…or, more accurately, isn’t liked by gnome 3. it won’t start. rather annoying. i’m using linux mint but the same happens with ubuntu and many other distros. turns out that compiz is interfering with it being displayed correctly. install the compiz settings manager, as root, with
apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
when that’s done run, as your regular user,
ccsm
this’ll grind away for a little while and then present you with the tweakables. scroll down and uncheck the ‘Window Decoration’ option. vuescan should now launch correctly.

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