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On 30/12/2022 13:42, Dale wrote: |
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> Given I only use Linux, know of any good and commonly available flatbed |
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> scanner models? I'm fine with used ones as long as they work. I like |
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> the one I got since when I'm done, it stands upright in my closet and |
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> takes up very little floor space. It does a really good job. I've even |
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> scanned in pictures and they looked good, when it wasn't doing the |
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> streak thing. |
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What do you have by way of a printer? Would you be better with an MFP? |
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Okay, it's not cheap, but I like my HP MFP M477. Cost about £300 for the |
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fdn model. Duplex printer, duplex scanner with document feed, cat-5 |
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(don't think it's wireless). |
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You can probably get similar cheaper ... |
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The thing I really like scanner wise is I just set up a Samba share on |
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my computer, configure the thing, and then I can just scan from the |
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printer front panel and it appears on my computer automagically. |
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Cheers, |
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Wol |
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