Re: High cost of print cartridges? (take II)
Oh, and if you get a winprinter, you can forget about printingSome do have Linux drivers, but they tend to be specific to a particular version of the kernel. As a result, if you upgrade the kernel, the printer may not work.
from Linux. Unless there is some ingenious open-source
workaround by now.
You can also use a winprinter from within Linux if you have a Windows running in vmware or win4lin.
Personally, though, I stay clear of winprinters. Even under Windows, their performance can be erratic. Moreover, because they'r eoften bottom line models, you often can't upgrade them to use a decent amount of memory, which makes them impractical for brochure work and the like.
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