Hello,
I would like to be able to install the printer and Scanner function of this All In One device: Brother MFC 5490CN All in One.
On Openprinting Database, I see alot of downloads for this device, but not sure which ones to download, of course this is for printing only I guess. It is not listed in the automatic printer setup in Linux Mint.
For scanning, is this device supported? I didn't see it on Sane's supported list.
I am using Linux Mint 7 KDE.
Cheers
Brother MFC Install
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Brother MFC Install
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Re: Brother MFC Install
Hello,
Don't worry about this one.
I found an answer to this.
I went to Brother's site instead, easier to pick out what I needed.
Sorry about this question
Cheers
Don't worry about this one.
I found an answer to this.
I went to Brother's site instead, easier to pick out what I needed.
Sorry about this question
Cheers
Re: Brother MFC Install
I was just going to tell you that - I have a Brother DCP 7010 and I find Brother's support for Linux excellent (even if you have to do a bit of tinkering)