On Mon, Aug 18, 2003, Collins Richey wrote:
>On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 16:09:36 -0700
>Condon Thomas A KPWA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> burns wrote:
>> > On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 17:28, Joel Hammer wrote:
>> > 
>> >> Then, there is the almost complete lack of vendor support for
>> >inkjet> printers.  And,  those multifunctional printers/fax/scanners.
>> >There> is no support for these in linux.
>> > 
>> > Most medium to large businesses and enterprise environments don't
>> > use inkjets - these are pretty much confined to the personal and
>> > SoHo market. OTOH, most workgroup business laser printers are pretty
>> > well represented. Perhaps there's a reason for that...
>> 
>> On the other hand, she wore a glove.  No, uhm, oh, yeah, printers.
>> 
>> I've never had any trouble with my (somewhat elderly) HP 600c inkjet
>> printer.  Red Hat 6.x and SuSE 7.x & 8.x all recognized it right off
>> and set things up accordingly.
>> 

I've never played with any of the all-in-one devices, figuring that they
try to do everything, and don't do any of them very well.

As for the splatjets, Epson is probably the best supported.  HP
provides drivers for theirs, although I've found them a bit more
difficult to configure than the Epsons, at least on SuSE 8.[12].

>Good support for my Lexmark Z53.  Lexmark even provides linux versions
>of the support modules (check ink levels, align cartridges, etc.)

I too have a Z53, and originally used their drivers.  The gimp-print
drivers are significantly better than LexMark's though.  The downside of
LexMark is that they try very hard to prevent third party ink cartridges
from working.  Their laser printers are excellent though.

Bill
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