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From: news on 23 Feb 2006 17:24 Blumf wrote: > Out of interest, does anybody know how well laser printers handle being > left for months on end between jobs (switched off of course)? I can't > think of anything, except dust, that'd be an issue. > > Blumf at my work we have ~50 Lasers and I don't think anyone shuts them off. I've been there 10 years and some of those LaserJet IIs and IIIs are STILL running - people don't want to give them up and they refuse to die. Ray
From: Miguel De Anda on 2 Mar 2006 03:44
Blumf wrote: > Just for the archives as I hadn't seen anything about this printer here > yet. > > Got a ML-1610 this weekend, cheep laser printer. Went with Samsung > because they seem to be Linux friendly. Installed on a plain Slack 10.2 > system without any real problems, just followed the CD instructions > (v1.14). I just bought a ML-2010 from buy.com ($100US with a $50 rebate can't get much better than that). I was surprised that they supported slackware, even had it on the box. Anyway, setup was a breeze and the cd seems to have only linux related stuff. I feel like buying more printers from samsung even though I don't need more. *** Free account sponsored by SecureIX.com *** *** Encrypt your Internet usage with a free VPN account from http://www.SecureIX.com *** |