James Purser wrote:
Maybe it means desktop Linux companies need to knock on more doors
to try and get more printers being sold with a "Works with Linux"
sticker or something.
Which brings up the point: Why don't the Desktop Linux Companies want to
touch the retail market? Business/Corporate they are all over but
retail/Mum and Aunt Jane sends them running.
I think they may have learned from the retail Windows market - too much:
"This computer you sold me is broken, it's still under warranty, so fix
it, and I ain't paying."
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