20 Mar
2020
20 Mar
'20
5:08 p.m.
Michael wrote:
On Thursday 19 March 2020 05:04:11 pm Thierry de
Coulon wrote:
most likely something hacky or unmaintainable code for printers almost no
one uses under linux.
I wonder what the openprinting says about the model - you'll probably
understand.
And please keep in mind that no one owes you something - just the way you
do not owe anybody something in the free software world.
I agree that developers could be more polite and listen to the users and I
do not know the case, but next time you buy a printer, have a look at
openprinting or the community to find out if it is worth buying.
And yes, I guess now you know what is best to do - sell it on EBay and buy a
new working one.
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On Thursday 19 March 2020 22.44:49 deloptes
wrote:
> A guy buys windows crap and complains about
support!
Yes, I bought windows crap. No I’m not complaining about support.
I’m complaining about the removal of existing, working code. I’m
complaining about the Window’s (&Apple) attitude of, “Fuck them, I’ll
break it so they have to buy new,” that has migrated into the Linux work
ethic and value system.