Hello,
On Jan 27 14:33 Hylton Conacher(ZR1HPC) wrote (shortened):
Hardware, specifically printers, include a list of operating systems
which the product is known to work. For example purposes: Windows
and Mac OS X are supported and no mention is made of Linux or UNIX.
Buy a PostScript
On Monday 29 January 2007 11:36, Peter Nikolic wrote:
I print every day to Brother laser printers from Linux via a pair of WiFi
Print servers they work a treat in fact if anything is going to frigg me
about on the printing side it is usually one of the windBloZe boxes that
the rest of the
Hylton Conacher(ZR1HPC) wrote:
The IT world is faced with 3/4 main desktop operating systems, each with
its own quirks and therefore each has hardware which will or wont work
on it. I would specifically like to find out, as a non user of two of
the OS's, if any of the OS's can be likened to
On 1/27/07, M Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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exasperating examples). I purchase platform independent hardware, and I
purchase hardware supported specifically by unix-like systems... HP is an
excellent vendor of Linux and Mac friendly hardware.
This is true for printers, but
On Sunday 28 January 2007 04:14, Andre Truter wrote:
On 1/27/07, M Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
exasperating examples). I purchase platform independent hardware, and I
purchase hardware supported specifically by unix-like systems... HP is an
excellent vendor of Linux and Mac
The IT world is faced with 3/4 main desktop operating systems, each with
its own quirks and therefore each has hardware which will or wont work
on it. I would specifically like to find out, as a non user of two of
the OS's, if any of the OS's can be likened to another in terms of
You should *not* assume that every Mac hardware works with Linux.
You recommend you to search in the Open-Source hardware databses to
find out + if possible bring Linux LiveCD to the computer shop to test
the hardware you're going to buy with Linux.
Fortunately, hardware is cheap nowadays,
On Saturday 27 January 2007 06:33, Hylton Conacher(ZR1HPC) wrote:
The IT world is faced with 3/4 main desktop operating systems, each with
its own quirks and therefore each has hardware which will or wont work
on it. I would specifically like to find out, as a non user of two of
the OS's, if
