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Probably easily fixed with a Raspberry Pi (probably even a Zero W or something like that) and CUPS?
by moepstar 5y ago
Probably easily fixed with a Raspberry Pi (probably even a Zero W or something like that) and CUPS?
- GekkePrutser 5y agoTried that but it had too quirky drivers.. Just couldn't get it going properly. It was one of those $50 printers that renders everything on the client. Brother actually did provide Linux drivers (which is amazing compared to the likes of HP, Lexmark etc) but not for ARM, only intel. Eventually someone made open source drivers but half the time the printer wouldn't respond. It's now in the hackerspace where they use it for making overhead sheets for PCB printing. So it's still having a purpose in life, I didn't throw it away :)