🚀 go-pugleaf

I fully concur.

Ralph Pengelly <r.pengelly@cqu.edu.au> writes:

: 
: A warning for the unwary:
: Three weeks ago, I purchased a printer (Color Jetprinter 1020) made by
: Lexmark. It is a very good printer (in Windows). Like many hardware
: vendors, Lexmark do not support Linux use of their equipment. This was
: only to be expected. This machine came without a printed manual, and the
: online documentation lacked control codes, so I sent an email message to
: their "technical support" people requesting the control codes for the
: 1020. After two weeks of correspondence, and numerous requests, I have
: not received the required codes. I have, however, received a great deal
: of useless (even misleading) advice, which was wholely unsolicited. Four
: days ago, Lexmark's technical support handed me over to "Product
: Development" who, I was told, would be in touch "very soon". Since then,
: despite prompting, I have received not a word from Lexmark.
: 
: I suggest to anyone contemplating purchasing a Lexmark printer, don't.
: If anyone has any ideas about how to easily reverse engineer the codes,
: please let me know. I can easily get some of the codes, but making a
: one-to-one match between codes and printer operations is extremely
: difficult.
: 
: P.S. The opinions expressed herein are mine and do not reflect those of
: any organisation with which I am associated.
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