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Marco wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I intend to buy a new printer and would like to get some |
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> recommendations/experiences from you (to be sure to get it working |
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> with Linux). Here is what I'd like: |
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> - B/W and Color printing |
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> - Network attached (LAN) |
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> - Mostly used for office documents / rare graphics printing |
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> - Reasonably priced refill cartridges |
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> - Price up to ~ 180 US$ |
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> I am especially interested in your experience to get it working under Linux. |
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> Thanks for your tips! |
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> Best regards, |
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> Marco |
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I have always bought HP printers and they work very well. There are a |
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couple other brands that works well, maybe Epson or something, but HP is |
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really good in my opinion. |
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Stay away from Lexmark. I have yet to get one to work under Linux. |
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Unless you can find one that someone tells you works, stay away from |
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Lexmark. |
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That's not a lot of info but it may help a little at least. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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