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Zebee Johnstone wrote:
> In aus.computers.linux on Sat, 02 May 2009 23:19:25 GMT
> Avid Fan <user@example.net> wrote:
>> Yes I see your point some information would be useful.
>>
>> OK I am specifically referring to the Telstra 7 Series Next G HSUPA USB 
>> modem made by www.zte.com.au.
> 
> If a particular item doesn't work with Linux it is far more often
> because the maker isn't co-operating than it is because the community
> doesn't want it to work.
> 
> Supposing you have a fault with your car and you want it fixed but
> your mechanic says "can't do it - the car maker won't give us the
> parts.  Just won't.  They require you to go to that dealer over
> there who will charge you $200 an hour."  Do you say "You are a
> lousy mechanic and you can't be taken seriously" or do you say "that
> car maker is an idiot and I won't buy that brand of car again"?
> 
> 
> Zebee

What you say is fine except to my knowledge NONE OF THEM WORK so you 
would have do without a car.

I have emailed the manufacturer

> www.zte.com.au. 


I asked them to make a Linux version available or at least release 
enough  information to allow the Linux community to make their own 
driver.  Maybe some others might like to email them and let them know we 
want mobile wireless broadband too??????

I specifically bought an expensive Samsung laser printer because I heard 
from a news group (possibility this on this news group) that Samsung 
support Linux with drivers.

Samsung CLX-6210 FX  Highly recommended Laser printer.