Lexmark changes strategy

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Lexmark changes strategy

Postby Fitzcarraldo » Fri Apr 02, 2010 17:14

Until now, Linux users have avoided buying Lexmark printers as these printers are known as "paperweights" for Linux. However, with a new printer model it looks like Lexmark has at last decided to support Linux. I've just seen the following review of the Lexmark Pro905 Platinum multi-function printer on the Phoronix Web site: Lexmark's Linux Secret. Lexmark has even put the Tux logo on the printer. Let's hope the company carries on in this vein and widens its support for Linux to all new printer models. If the company puts Tux badges on its printers then I may consider buying one when I have to replace my aging Epson printer.
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Re: Lexmark changes strategy

Postby Stupot » Fri Apr 02, 2010 18:02

Yeah, my HP printer is aging and I should look for a new printer soon as well. Whether I opt for a Lexmark or not, it's good to have choices (that work work Linux).
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