Making Linux Printing as Easy as in Windows

Posted by CmdrTaco on Sunday December 23, 2001 @06:23AM from the i-still-prefer-my-printcap dept.

Jonny5 writes: "In preparation for the transition from windows to a Linux based workstation, the main focus is that of peripheral compatibility. Sure Linux is rock solid stable, and has an almost totally customizable GUI, but dammit, if my hardware won't work, what's the point? ...After hearing about TurboPrint, and their claim to provide 'Printer set-up and configuration is as simple as on Windows or MacOS,' I had to rise to the challenge. LinuxLookup.com has done a full review of TurboPrint For Linux."

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Hey, great article. by Genghis+Troll · 2001-12-23 08:52 · Score: 0, Funny

When are we gonna start getting stuff like "Prettifying your Box for Spring", and "Is your Gay Nerd Lover Faithful? Take our Quiz and Find Out!"? Cosmo for fucking dorks.
Re:The Windows GDI by __past__ · 2001-12-23 10:30 · Score: 2, Funny

There's a big difference between GDI and Postscript.

Yeah, I still wait for a GDI equivalent of a Postscript Webserver...

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