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by Odysseus on Tuesday 25/Oct/2005, @02:34

There's 2 reasons I switched from Gnome to KDE way back in the v2 days, 1 was the file dialogs, the other was kprinter. Both were so far ahead of the competition and ubiquitous across the entire desktop, I couldn't see why anyone would choose to use anything else. Still believe it too, but they're not the only reasons I stay.

So add my thanks to Michael, and Ricoh now gets added to the list of recommended printers alongside HP and Epson. Now if only Canon would take note...

John.

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by Joe Kowalski on Tuesday 25/Oct/2005, @13:49

I'd also like to give a plug to Minolta. Their 2430DL is a non-postscript network color laser printer that has a quality open source driver for it.

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by Felix on Tuesday 25/Oct/2005, @17:07

If you search something like kprinter for Gnome, have a look at gtklp. I tried both kprinter and gtklp and I have to say that gtklp offers for me more options than kprinter - especially with adjusting pages on a multi page print.

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