One of the most frustrating things about using Linux is setting up printers. Virtually no printers ship with Linux drivers or installation programs, and configuring printcap files is definitely not an easy process for the uninitiated. In fact, doing so manually is not pleasant for anyone.
Lucky for us, it looks like all that is starting to change. In what we hope is the first offering from a series of manufacturers, Lexmark now supports Linux with their line of Inkjet printers. The Z32 and Z52 color Inkjet printers are currently supported, and Lexmark now makes the setup program available on the Web.
If you’re looking for the Lexmark printer with a friendly…
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