Default drivers for my Epson CX8400 working weren't working -- my printer kept spitting out blank pages. To make printing work, simply use the driver for the Epson CX7800. That's it.
Go to Menu>System>Administration>Printing
Click "Make and Model" and choose the Epson CX7800.
To make scanning work, go to menu>accesories>terminal, and type:
Question:
Anyone here have one, and able to get it working? I've found out that Canon has very poor Linux support [i]after[i] I installed HH 8.04. HH recognizes the ip3500, but when I go to print, the printer error light comes on. If anyone has been able to get this printer working, I'd like to hear about it...
Answer:
Source: http://www.workswithu.com/2008/08/14/why-its-okay-for-oracle-sap-to-skip...
There’s some buzz across the web this week as folks notice neither Oracle nor SAP has announced application support for Ubuntu Server Edition. Sure, it would be nice for Oracle and SAP to endorse Canonical and Ubuntu. But I don’t expect it to happen anytime soon. And that’s not a problem. Here’s why.
Oracle, after all, has its own Linux ambitions. And remember this: Dell is Oracle’s biggest reseller. Yes, Dell.
Source: http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS4109511875.html
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LWN.net has published an article on a new Linux access control mechanism called the Simplified Mandatory Access Control Kernel (Smack). Part of the mainline kernel since version 2.6.25, Smack is simpler and less resource-intensive than SELinux, especially for embedded developers, says the story.
