I was looking at the ET 3700 as it really fit the bill, but I found a
lot of reviews about the Epson ET series as a whole about people
complaining the "ink pad" fills quickly and the printer has to be sent
back for service...
What's your thought on that? How long have you used your printer?
On
On Linux I've had the best success with Epson ET series printers. For
cost/benefit, on any brand of printer, I would look at any of the "large
tank" printers. An example would be https://amzn.to/2ZxJGJw
You pay more cash for the printer itself, but it pays for itself several
times over before
Hey All,
I'm in the market for a new printer. I tend to only print b/w and about
200 - 250 pages a month. I would really prefer something with an
ethernet cable over wifi, but as long as it has network connectivity
it's good.
Any suggestions?
P.S. I apologize if anyone got this twice, I
On 2019-08-27 06:18, Aaron Jones wrote:
This is a super subjective issue.
So Linux is a great OS but if you are here you probably know that. Here
are my recommendations.
1. If you need to use Windows, then install https://www.sandboxie.com/
and learn how to use it. Sandbox your email
This is a super subjective issue.
So Linux is a great OS but if you are here you probably know that. Here are
my recommendations.
1. If you need to use Windows, then install https://www.sandboxie.com/ and
learn how to use it. Sandbox your email client, your web browser, and
anything that can
Also curious about something in this respect:
What if you took a standard Windows 10 desktop from Dell or HP or wherever,
sucked the Windows out of it and put it into a VM (eg., VirtualBox), then
replaced the base install with a stripped-down Linux core with enough there to
run VirtualBox.
Yes.
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-1060828.html
There are plenty of ransomware products that target Linux but most users are
less affected due to the higher likelihood of backups and version control and
all the stuff that goes along with being a Linux user.
> On Aug 26, 2019, at
