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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
From my position as a small business, very small, I hate it when I have to print. It means two things: I'm using up expensive ink and then I'm going to have to deliver what I print. It's like every print costs me $5. Double the money, double the pollution. I'd rather just email a PDF.
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Originally posted by nranger View Post
If CUPS lives, a raspberry pi can easily turn that Brother into a network printer.
The XP-610 has built-in wireless, but I was uncomfortable with Google Cloud Print (EoL scheduled 12/31/2020) and Epson Cloud so I disabled both of them.
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Originally posted by royce View PostIf I were to replace it I'd basically like a network-enabled version of it. I'm not sure what the state of network scanners is in Linux though.
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Originally posted by royce View Post
Best thing I ever did was to get a decent, multifunction b/w laser printer/scanner unit (Brother DCP-7055). Toner is very cheap, does not dry and laser prints very quickly. If I were to replace it I'd basically like a network-enabled version of it. I'm not sure what the state of network scanners is in Linux though.
That's all I've ever needed so I'm going to look into that.
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Originally posted by royce View PostI'm not sure what the state of network scanners is in Linux though.
For a great overview, see this talk from LPC 2020: https://linuxplumbersconf.org/event/...ne-airscan.pdf
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Originally posted by skeevy420 View Post
From my position as a small business, very small, I hate it when I have to print. It means two things: I'm using up expensive ink and then I'm going to have to deliver what I print. It's like every print costs me $5. Double the money, double the pollution. I'd rather just email a PDF.
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Originally posted by benjiro View Postacked the phone company ).
We do not even have faxes anymore, so ... we ended up faxing using some "unproven" 3th party online fax service. There goes all that 1on1 advantage ( and at higher cost i may add ).
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I'm glad I focus on residential work then. It seems like 99% of the people I deal with want me to email them a bid with the occasional (very) old person wanting it on paper.
The times I have to fax, because I don't have a landline anymore I go to me friends' shop and use their fax machine.
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