Comment 8 for bug 487782

I really don't know, like you I chose the printer because it was supposed to
have full support. Right now I'm using my girlfriends machine with the
printer shared trough samba. I was thinking of installing a virtual machine
with WinXP or some kind of remote desktop with my gf's machine to make
things easier. I don't print that much anyway and I had
other priorities last couple of weeks. Maybe You or I should send an email
on HPLIP dev list if there is such a thing. I don't think threatening to
switch back to The Borg is going to make anybody look into this, but asking
politely might yield some results. It just looks like the problem is that
nobody seems to be aware of this bug for some reason.

On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 6:23 PM, mdo <email address hidden> wrote:

> What happens next then?
>
> Should someone change the recommended list to remove this printer - or
> at least remove the "fully compatible" designation until this problem is
> resolved ?
>
> Should I go back and try and exchange for a different printer ? or wait
> for a fix from Ubuntu ? Trouble is I can't trust the compatibility
> matrix anymore. How do I choose a printer that will work ?!!!
>
> This bug doesn't seem to be assigned to anyone or have a priority.
>
> Can we see a histogram of time taken to fix bugs like this in the past ?
> That would help me to know what to do next, which might include
> reverting to the OS of whose name we cannot speak.
>
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> Deskjet D2660 doesn't print in grayscale
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/487782
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