Can anyone confirm if they are using something similar?
Or does anyone have any other recommendations? Printing volume
is pretty low and mainly just text so I wouldn't be averse to
spending a bit more on a laser as that avoids the problem of
ink cartridges drying out...
I have a HP
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 4:35 PM, Clive Woodfine clivewoodf...@gmail.comwrote:
On 30 January 2012 15:13, LUG address lugaddr...@gmail.com wrote:
Afternoon all,
HPs, like the Photosmart 5510, seem to fit the bill but it doesn't look
like
the wifi will work under Linux according to the
On 31/01/12 20:58, LUG address wrote:
Thanks to all for the advice, I went for the HP (currently available
from Ryman for £50 if anyone else is looking for one). Arrived today
and was setup in about 10 minutes, wireless printing and scanning both
working very well so far...
Sorry, I've been
Afternoon all,
I know there have been a few threads about this in the past, however, I
couldn't find an exact answer to my question and information on
manufacturer's websites and forums is rather sketchy (not to mention
contradictory) so I thought I'd ask here!
Basically, what I'm after is a low
HPs, like the Photosmart 5510, seem to fit the bill but it doesn't look
like the wifi will work under Linux according to the HPLIP page [2].
I don't know the specific printer you're looking at, but I've set up HP
all-in-ones in the past. The HPLIP docs often say that the unit isn't
supported -
kodak esp 7200 - great all in one, wifi, almost no set up and linux friendly
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Freaky Clown freakycl...@gmail.com wrote:
kodak esp 7200 - great all in one, wifi, almost no set up and linux
friendly
Don't forget Kodak have gone (or about to go) into administration
Regards
David
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On 30 January 2012 15:13, LUG address lugaddr...@gmail.com wrote:
Afternoon all,
HPs, like the Photosmart 5510, seem to fit the bill but it doesn't look like
the wifi will work under Linux according to the HPLIP page [2].
By that, do they just mean it is not possible to do the initial wi-fi
