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Stephane Guedon wrote: |
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> Hi everyone |
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> I am now forced to replace my epson printer. |
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> Anyone think of a printer for which ink is quite cheap (contrary to the epson) |
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> and that allow to have status not only in windows ? |
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> Epson as an utility to have ink status in windows and linux, but I have my |
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> printer on a server and was in hope some could have ink status iin cups ... |
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> So, anyone that have a suggestion is welcome ! |
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For my personal experience, I have yet to have a HP printer not work. |
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You can get the ink levels and such too. It has a GUI thingy for that |
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but I think it has a command line tool as well, in case it is hooked to |
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a server or something with no GUI. |
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The way I buy a printer, I find the cartridges first. Then I find a |
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printer that uses the cartridge. My current printer uses the 74XL and |
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75XL cartridge. Those are the high capacity ones. They print about 3 |
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times the pages. I buy the generic ones and they are both cheaper and I |
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think they have more ink. They certainly last longer than the HP ones. |
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I did buy one set of HP XL ones since they were on sale locally. |
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If you can afford a laser printer up front, that is cheaper in the long |
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run, as others have already posted. Just keep the printer in a |
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relatively dry location. Read that as low humidity. If you have |
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humidity problems, turn it on and let it warm up a few times a week. I |
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did that at my friends business when the printers were in the basement. |
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Real humid in there. If left long enough, the print gets pretty bad. |
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Hope that helps. Lots of option. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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how you interpreted my words! |
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EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS="--quiet-build=n" |