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On Wednesday 28 March 2007 10:18, Peter.Myllykoski@×××××.se wrote: |
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> We have all seen the enourmous feedback that Dell has got when asking for |
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> the opinion of the community and hopefully they will use that feedback. |
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> Now also Canon, who earlier has had very little interest in the Linux |
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> community wants to know how many would be interested in them providing |
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> Linux drivers for their printers. To make your voice heard please go to |
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> http://www.canon-europe.com/Support/Software/Linux/registration.asp. I also |
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> hope that you all will help me in getting the word out so that as many as |
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> possible will use this chance to make a diffrence. |
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> Best regards |
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Not very useful... It's a bit chicken & egg... |
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>>If you would like to register your interest in Linux printing for another |
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>>Canon printer product please complete the following form and we will |
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>>contact you if we release drivers matching your requirements. Please note |
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>>that by registering Canon does not guarantee that drivers will be |
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>>developed. |
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So they want people to register for notification of drivers for a printer they |
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already own... But most Linux users won't buy a printer unless it has drivers |
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already. And the message I got from it was that they just want your email |
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address incase they may do something in the future... |
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I didn't see anywhere to put any feedback either... |
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