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On 6 May 2008, at 04:32, Chuck Robey wrote: > ... I've been trying > (with no success excepting this longshot, the Epson RX680), to get > a Inkjet > printer that has duplex (doublesided) printing to admit they have > working Linux > drivers (really, Gentoo ones). I've found both the Canon PIXMA > (the MP830 and > MX850 printers, and the HP C7280, but the Linuxprinting database > shows no > support for those yet. ... Hi there, I've got an older Canon inkjet printer, the Pixma iP300. I guess I don't use it that intensively, because ink cartridges last me about a year, but it has served me very well the last 3 years or so and now I always recommend Canon inkjets to my customers. I am very pleased with the output and the there is no electronics in the ink tanks, which are separate from the head; I believe the head can be replaced as a separate item, if necessary, but I have had no problems with mine. The Pixmas seem to be well-supported on the Mac, and if I look at http://127.0.0.1:631 I find duplexing options there (for both short- and long-sided binding). Likewise /etc/cups/ppd/iP3000.ppd mentions these same duplexing options. I don't know how much help this is to you, but if it helped you to choose Canon I would be pleased, because I have had nothing but satisfaction from their products. Stroller. -- gentoo-user mailing list
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