On July 26, 2010 03:12:55 pm Dick Angus wrote: > On July 26, 2010 03:06:51 pm TekBudda wrote: > > Not sure if this will help, but I know recent versions of Samsung > > multifunctions support Linux out of the box...state it right on the > > side actually. > > > > I know HP support for Linux has been getting a lot better for > > printers...not sure about scanners though, but worth a check. > > > > Most stuff you are going to find out there will be canon, epson or hp, > > so I would start by checking their sites or some of the other sites > > suggested. > > The last three devices I've had, over about 6 years, have been HP multi- > function devices. They work out of the box on Kubuntu using Xsane as as > software. I currently have a PhotoSmart C-6280 and it has worked extremely > well. It's a cabled-network device.
PS: my wife has a Mac mini on our wireless network and she uses this device as well. -- An old mainframer getting current
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