[ale] laser printer

[John Mills]

ALErs -

Likewise I bought one of Samsung's ML-2010 models (basic, one sided, B/W,
with a healthy rebate), and have been happy with it. I use the Samsung
utility to manage it - I just dropped it in without knowing there was a
built-in.  I may go back and install it through CUPS for homogeneity.

I don't know about cost of ownership. I haven't used it heavily and am 
still running on the low-capacity "starter" cartridge.

 - Mills

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, Denny Chambers wrote:

> I have a Samsung printer that I use under Linux.Samsung actually 
> supplied a linux driver with their printer, but CUPS support has always 
> been good, and never really use it. Just nice to see a company make an 
> effort to make sure they product was supported under linux. This printer 
> is the Samsung ML-1210, and it has been great. Been in service since 
> 2001, an hasn't missed a beat. Not sure what the current models are for 
> Samsung, but I would recommend taking a look based on my experience with 
> this printer.
> 
> Denny
> 
> 
> 
> Vikram Nanda wrote:
> >
> > Try HP1018
> > There was a $65 rebate till 09/30 bringing down the price to $35-$25 
> > depending upon the retailer you brought from.
> > This isn't a color printer.
> >
> >
> > zeb wrote:
> >> My HP deskjet has died, and I want to replace it with a laser printer.
> >>
> >> I would like a printer that is reliable, Linux friendly, and as inexpensive to 
> >> buy and maintain as possible.
> >>
> >> Recommendations and suggestions will be greatly appreciated,
> >>
> >> Zeb
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 - John Mills
   john.m.mills at alum.mit.edu