"Man, it might be hoax, but this dude worked HARD to keep the hoax alive. It makes you wonder how far he would get in life he put all this energy into something worthwhile.
I hate to admire someone who's basically a thief, but anyone who goes to that much trouble almost deserves to get away with it.:)"
No, he didn't work very hard at all. He deserved nothing.
"The ferryman at Fort Gates, Dale Jones, confirmed to the Times-Union that Priest had paid him to string the cable, but refused to discuss the matter.
The river is about a half-mile wide at the ferry, long enough that the cable would need special devices to amplify the signal. The Zekko source said the company had provided Priest with just such devices."
just use CUPS, cupsomatic from linux-print and the hpijs driver from on sourceforge (from HP) my HP 960c prints very, very, very well.
using debian the setup is extreamly simple too
I've tried using the same setup tools you describe but I can't get my deskjet 932C to print! I suspect that it has something to do with it being a usb printer. I agree that this is definitely an area of linux that needs improvement for newbies like me.
"Man, it might be hoax, but this dude worked HARD to keep the hoax alive. It makes you wonder how far he would get in life he put all this energy into something worthwhile.
:)"
I hate to admire someone who's basically a thief, but anyone who goes to that much trouble almost deserves to get away with it.
No, he didn't work very hard at all. He deserved nothing.
"The ferryman at Fort Gates, Dale Jones, confirmed to the Times-Union that Priest had paid him to string the cable, but refused to discuss the matter.
The river is about a half-mile wide at the ferry, long enough that the cable would need special devices to amplify the signal. The Zekko source said the company had provided Priest with just such devices."
just use CUPS, cupsomatic from linux-print and the hpijs driver from on sourceforge (from HP) my HP 960c prints very, very, very well. using debian the setup is extreamly simple too
I've tried using the same setup tools you describe but I can't get my deskjet 932C to print! I suspect that it has something to do with it being a usb printer. I agree that this is definitely an area of linux that needs improvement for newbies like me.