Hi,
On 10/14/05, O.K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I disagree.
>
> Canon technology is much better cartridge-wise.
> I use PIXMA IP-4000 and I have 5 carts 60NIS/each.
> Total it's the same 300 as you pay, but when you use all your red ink you
> have to buy the whole cart, while I only change 1 f
I disagree.
Canon technology is much better cartridge-wise.
I use PIXMA IP-4000 and I have 5 carts 60NIS/each.
Total it's the same 300 as you pay, but when you use all your red ink you
have to buy the whole cart, while I only change 1 for 60 nis (as opposed to
200nis for psc 1315).
I have no
Hi,
> I suspect you can thank Bdale Garbee - HP's Linux CTO (and former
> Debian project leader).
>
> Just one question - how is the ink price compared to other brands?
Well, the original cartidges are expensive just as others (Epson,
Brother, IBM, Canon, you name it) - for mine, it's at about 300
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005, Gil Freund wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for two things:
WiFi MiniPCI card that is:
A. Linux compatible (Atheros? Prism?)
B. Available in Israel.
I do not wish to go via Israeli Customs
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On 10/14/05, Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the past HP had a really shitty support with their multi function
> devices. Not any more. I have an all in one HP Officejet PSC 1315 and
> all it's functions works well under Linux, thank goodness :)
I suspect you can thank Bdale Garbee -
On Thu, 2005-10-13 at 23:23 +0200, Gil Freund wrote:
> Multifunction Device (Printer, Scanner Fax):
> CUPS and SANE
> Preferably a Laser
I use EPSON Stylus CX3200 which combines printer+scanner (but not FAX).
It is fully supported by Linux.
Except for the high price of ink cartridges, I am satisf
1. for Wifi - Belkin or any RealTek based card should do the trick and
its supported under any recent distro with full open source drivers.
> Multifunction Device (Printer, Scanner Fax):
> CUPS and SANE
> Preferably a Laser
I didn't see many multifunction devices with Laser. 99% of them are inkje
Hi,
I am looking for two things:
WiFi MiniPCI card that is:
A. Linux compatible (Atheros? Prism?)
B. Available in Israel.
I do not wish to go via Israeli Customs
Multifunction Device (Printer, Scanner Fax):
CUPS and SANE
Preferably a Laser
Any recommendations for make and vendors welcome.
Hi to everyone,
This maybe a very trivial question, but I only started to print
(hardcopy) last week, or the week before.
For my needs at the present time, the possibility to print by
typing a command at the shell prompt is very convenient.
Using enscape, it is very simple to chose the font (type a
On ה', 2005-10-13 at 19:58 +0200, Noam Meltzer wrote:
> why would you want to install the i386 package at all?
Noam, I guess you didn't work on an x86-64 distro much :)
> basically the packages of the x86_64 version of redhat works in the
> following way:
> All packages you need to run the system
Hi Cyril,
why would you want to install the i386 package at all?
basically the packages of the x86_64 version of redhat works in the
following way:
All packages you need to run the system correctly are compiled as 64bit.
If you want to do development work, you have a special packages for
developmen
On ד', 2005-10-12 at 00:08 +0200, Cyril Scetbon wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using Redhat AS 3.0 Update 2 on EM64T. fontconfig for X86_64 is
> installed and I have to installed fontconfig for i386 too on this
> platform. But when I try it, it says there's a conflict with fontconfig
> config files from
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