>> Yes, it says so on the box.
>
> if it was a cheerios box, i would believe it.
>
I am familiar with the Cheerios breakfast oats, but I do not understand.
>> Is the box not good enough?
>
> for starting a fire, maybe. but i have never seen a box that had printing
> on it that was up to date. plus, majority of what you read on a box is
> for ms users who are gullible enough to believe what an oem prints on box.
>
I doubt that "supports Linux" is of interest to gullible MS users.
>> Is this a joke? An update to KDE on my desktop breaks printing, and
>
> no joke. for real because i have read on other list where others used
> 3rd party linux software that work better and gave more features than
> what oem had done.
>
It would be safe to assume that those who reflash their routers are
looking for "works better" and more features. I am looking for
neither, though, I need this to work as it has worked in the past. It
is reasonable to assume that switching the device to Linux will have
other negative side effects and bugs as well.
>> I understand that your intention is to help, but seriously, I have
>
> if you would not be such a pessimist and do a google search, you would
> quickly see that there is more *linux* software for routers than you
> might imagine.
>
I am aware of that, thank you, but I do not want to reflash my
router's operating system. I would sooner reinstall KDE 3.5.10 on this
machine to go back to that working configuration. However, I am very
happy with all the other aspects of KDE 4.2 and I would like to
continue using this desktop.
Please, I understand that you are trying to help, but stop trying to
convince me to reflash the router. Let's work on other solutions,
namely, which configuration files from KDE 3.x contain the address of
the print server, and the proper protocol to use.
--
Dotan Cohen
http://what-is-what.com
http://gibberish.co.il
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