Sujet : Re: Distros specifically designed for children
De : c186282 (at) *nospam* nnada.net (c186282)
Groupes : comp.os.linux.miscDate : 30. May 2025, 04:21:22
Autres entêtes
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On 5/29/25 9:36 PM, rbowman wrote:
On Thu, 29 May 2025 21:22:46 +0200, Marc Haber wrote:
My Inkjet printer doesnt allow me to fill magenta ink into the cyan
reservoir either. And it even works driverlessly with Linux, just to get
back on topic.
I was surprised when I plugged the Samsung laser printer into the Linux
box It Just Worked. I have a fraught relationship with printers going back
decades. I seldom print and it used to be a very unpleasant experience to
get the damned things to work.
It IS much better now ... and I very much DO
remember the bad old days of serial and wide
Centronics and having to recompile drivers ...
DID love the old 'wide' Epson dot-matrix printer
though ... slow, but you could actually print a
program on it without breaking lines. Had notebooks
filled with those printouts :-)
On the flip ... a couple years ago I was able to
backtrack a link on a review publication and get
THE most recent net activity for EVERYTHING. One
thing was a HP office printer, offshore. I was
able to log in and make it print a test page. No
doubt the locals were a bit confused. However if
MALICE was intended, a lot of the things keep a
buffer of recent docs ....
So, 'universality' has its ups, and downs.