I can have a couple of Linux boxes ready with whatever distro you want. We can try a couple of different ones. I have SuSe on my machine. I can scrounge up a couple more boxes and put whatever distro the group wants on them.
I have found two deskjet printers, but have not verified that they work. I have access to two different HP lasers that can be local or network and a slew of network printers. I can even get access to a dot matrix and a dot matrix connected with a Ethernet print hub. Jake -----Original Message----- From: Brion Hase [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2004 6:26 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [sclug-generallist] Next months meeting I can lead a lab on setting up and using CUPS. My experiances with have not been awesome with CUPS, but have been OK thus far. Can you have a couple of Linux boxes ready for us to configure? If so what Distro will you be using? What other printers can you get (need maybe 2 of them). We can setup local printing, windows printing via samba, and maybe some remote printing between 2 linux boxes. Let me know. Ted Kat. said: > I think Jake and I can take care of some printers. CUPS is awsome! > Do you want to lead the lab Brion? > > I do believe Ryan wanted to bring people upto date on Software politics > and I was going to do a bash scripting p/q&a. > > > Ted Katseres > > > --- Brion Hase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I have another idea for the November meeting. How about in addition to >> Ryan's bash presentation (which is a good one) we do something on >> printing. Specifically, I would like have a hands-on lab where we setup >> up some inkjet and/or laser printers with CUPS and then use SAMBA to >> make >> the printer accessible for network printing by M$ and Linux machines. >> We >> could do this as a lab project. >> >> We would need 2 or 3 printers and some Linux boxes to connect them too >> with network interfaces and different distributions on them (would like >> to >> see Red Hat, Mandrake and Fedora). A printer with a built in network >> interface would also be cool. I have a HP540 inkjet that I want to >> bring >> and I would be happy to organize and come of with some educational >> material. >> >> Pete Hogan said: >> > If I recall, Ryan volonteered to read news relevant to Linux, and >> > electronic rights, however, we still suffer from a dirth of >> > presentations. Would anyone like to go over Bash or (god forbid!) >> another >> > shell? Also maybe cover basic admin tasks for newbies? >> > >> >> > > > ===== > Ted Katseres > ---------------- > sclinux.org > ---------------- > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com >
