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It's not Brothers fault. Consumer demand decides what gets supported. Don't they typically support MacOS as well?
by _random_ 13y ago
It's not Brothers fault. Consumer demand decides what gets supported. Don't they typically support MacOS as well?
- fit2rule 13y agoActually, I've since learned that Brother does indeed support that printer in Linux, and has published .deb and .rpm's for their users. So, I guess its really more that the OP doesn't know what they're doing ..