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Originally Posted by rcentros
I tried setting up several "instances" of the printer (as a matter of fact it's using one of the new "instances" now) -- but it still didn't work until I reloaded the driver. What drives me nuts about Windows (and Windows supporters) is that -- every time something goes wrong with the OS -- it's automatically the user's fault. It's not like I didn't Google for a fix before re-installing the printer. I really have better things to do with my life than support Windows (which I hate), so I try to figure out how to get it done as quickly as possible. And, really, just because you haven't had this problem, doesn't mean I haven't had the problem. Driver problems are not unknown in Windows.
And BTW -- to you and everyone else I'm responding to -- I'm not writing any of this to convince anyone to quit using Windows ... I'm just letting folks know one of the main reasons (there are several others) why I quit using Windows and went to Linux. If you're happy with Windows I'm happy for you.
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So you're saying that all devices "just work" in Linux? Because seriously, let's ask
Gregg Bell about that. There's also this by
Dngrsone
Shari