On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Monte Milanuk wrote:
> No, this printer isn't _that_ old. I think it was
> purchased about a year and a half ago. It is an inkjet
> printer, but it does seem like the wheels or rolls or
> whatever feeds the paper thru aren't quite running the same
> speed. But again, how wo
No, this printer isn't _that_ old. I think it was
purchased about a year and a half ago. It is an inkjet
printer, but it does seem like the wheels or rolls or
whatever feeds the paper thru aren't quite running the same
speed. But again, how would that be linux specific?
Monte
--- "Brian T. S
That really *is* odd. Are you sure that this is consistent,
reproducable behavior?
Is this an ancient printer, perhaps?
I had an old one that could be either tractor-fed or sheet fed (like a
typewriter), and if switched into sheet-feed mode it would do that.
Is it possible that the linux driv
O.k. here's the scenario:
Linux-Mandrake 7.0 (GPL) installed on a Dell OptiPlex GX PIII-500 w/
384MB RAM
Printer = Epson Stylus 640
Linux-Mandrake is one of the few distro's that got my printer to work
the first time, w/ no arcane wand waving and editing of /etc/printcap,
or other nasty files.
