On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 08:36:39AM -0700, Randy.Dunlap wrote:
> Oops. linuxprinting.org says that the LaserJet 1000 is a paperweight:
> not useful in Linux. That's because it doesn't use PCL (HP's
> Printer Control Language). The Windows driver for the 1000 must convert
> all of its output to bitmapped (rasterized) data to send to the printer
> for printing.
>
> Sorry. Maybe someone else has newer information...
>
> --
> ~Randy
Thank you Randy, and everyone in this mailing list.
Linuxprinting.org says:
Only works, if it is connected to a Windows machine with HP's "driver" installed. ...
If you really cannot afford a PCL laser printer, buy at least the Samsung ML-4500
"GDI" printer, Samsung delivers it with a GPLed driver and people report that it works
nicely under Mandrake Linux 8.x.
I am really disappointed with that. I hate every `windows only' devices for I barely
use MS windows. I will try to use it through SAMBA.
Thanks a lot again.
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