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Well, I've had the thing for at least a month now. And I bought it over the internet. If I had to do it over again, I certainly would not buy that, but I think I'm stuck with it. I have almost determined not to deal with HP anymore, even tho their "big" laserjet works really nicely, and their color printer has its nozzles in the ink buckets, rather than in the printer, so if they get clogged, you just buy another ink reservoir. Cheaper than throwing the printer out, even if not by a whole lot. Who would have imagined that HP would make a printer without PostScript? When I complained about the 1020, they basically just brushed me off. I think their attitude stinks. If you go into the HP website and look at the 1020, you will clearly see
On Thursday 16 February 2006 12:23 am, Doug McGarrett wrote:
that this printer supports only Windows, but the printer certainly does
work on Linux as shown on Linux Printing.org. Among all the printing
companies, HP probably supports Linux more directly, although Brother and
Epson do a decent job with Cannon at the bottom of the heap and Lexmark a
bit better.
Essentially, before buying a printer for Linux, always consult the
appropriate resources.
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Jerry Feldman