[TriLUG] Scanner recommendations

[B. Evans]

Well thank you Sinner,  I didn't notice that his TriLUG post was Linux 
related hence the qualifiers in my reply you so aptly highlighted 
pointed out.  As I said, I'm impressed with the Canon hardware from 
first hand use.  The reviews I found about the hardware were also 
favorable.  

This list isn't the Google Answers service.  Folks contribute where they 
can even if it isn't a complete, billable answer fit for print.  If the 
poster finds that the D1250-U2F works under Linux, well then great - 
it's a nicely done piece of inexpensive hardware which is at least 2 of 
the 3 things he asked for.

Anyhow, thanks for the post.  It's about as useful as this one.

-Barry
"from the still prefer more than 1 tool in my toolbox camp"

Sinner from the Prairy wrote:

>On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 14:56, B. Evans wrote:
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>>I use linux mostly in a server sense so I can't say much on it's use 
>>under linux, (...)
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>>On win2k it has done very well (...)
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>>As I said, haven't tried it under linux yet (...)
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>>Michael Thompson wrote:
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>Mmmm
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>I thought I had read that Michael asked specifically about scanners
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>Let's see:
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>>>What brand/model scanner would be my best bet for Linux compatibility? 
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>Yes, I was right! 
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>It was a question about Linux. I think it makes sense to ask about Linux
>in a Linux mailing list.
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>As for the original question, I haven't tried using a scanner under
>Linux at all. Sorry.
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>Salut,
>Sinner
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