Try this one. It is for Red Hat which I am assuming will work with Fedora.
http://www.avasys.jp/english/linux_e/dl_ink.html
Go down and select the C120 and then select Red Hat. It provides two versions to download.
Try this one. It is for Red Hat which I am assuming will work with Fedora.
http://www.avasys.jp/english/linux_e/dl_ink.html
Go down and select the C120 and then select Red Hat. It provides two versions to download.
Last edited by efc; February 5th, 2008 at 19:01 PM. Reason: more info
Linux Mint Debian Edition
Also don't forget distro forums. They can be a good source for info including drivers.
Linux Mint Debian Edition
....and I thought it was hard getting drivers for Vista! This is harder.
Thank you all very much.
Well put. Hence Windows and Mac OSX have better peripheral support. Manufacturers will develop drivers for supported operating systems - especially those installed on computers offered by other large manufacturers (DELL, HP, etc...). While DELL and others are selling PCs with Linux installed, the numbers of units sold don't even compare to the sales figures for Windowed systems. Until Linux can establish itself as a truly marketable product, driver support will always fall behind.
Many thanks to egghead for the cool .sig
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