More answers re: Optra Printers.
Art Wagner worked with me at LaserWorks when we were selling
LaserMaster printers that did "generic postscript" replacement.
At Comdex one year, LaserMaster was giving away T-Shirts that
said "Just Say No to Postscript" and had a red circle with a diagonal
red stripe with Postscript written across the center of the circle.
It is something to think about the Postscript is a PROPRIETARY
page description language that is now somewhat a friend to the open
source community. LaserMaster was not an open source solution,
but was in the business of providing an ALTERNATIVE to the expensive
proprietary de-facto standard of that day.
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 2000 12:55:29 -0700
From: Art Wagner <
awagner@uswest.net>
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>
>John;
>According to Linux Hardware Database there are a few Lexmark printers
>working in / supported by Linux. Take a look at;
>
>http://lhd.datapower.com/db/searchproduct.cgi?_catid=10
>My experience is that almost any postscript compliant printer is
>usable under Linux. Special features like forms upload may work?
>Reminds me of Laserworks ?
>Art Wagner
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