On 10/19/2019 11:03 AM, Galen Seitz wrote:
On 10/19/19 4:55 AM, Richard Owlett wrote:
I run Debian on two laptops in different rooms and networking is not
feasible. I'm looking for a small low volume printer. It will
generally be stored, not connected, on a shelf near one laptop. Desk
space *very* limited. Occasionally used away from home. {Battery
operation would be nice but not required.} I've not looked for a
printer in decades.
Max number pages per run -- ~10
Max pages per year -- ~50
USB connectivity
I assume that due to your location, taking a flash drive to a Kinko's,
etc. is not an option.
It would be an option thought the local public library has better
parking. I looking for the convenience of not having to drive somewhere
to print a single page. Due to mobility issues it can get complicated ;}
With such low usage, I think you would be better served by a laser
printer. Perhaps inkjet printers have improved, but anecdotally, it
seems that inkjet heads don't last very long if they're not being used
regularly.
Laser printer would be nice. I will print only text and prefer B&W over
color anytime.
You can likely find a relatively compact monochrome laser printer,
I may be dating myself but I assumed "laser" and "compact" were mutually
exclusive.
... but I doubt you'll find a battery powered laser printer.
Wall warts are fine.
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