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Well, I don't have those great Wyoming skies to look at, so I have to look at the ground. Everyone has something to photograph. :)

Let us know how you like it. I guess Brother supports Linux.

I guess I don't know what you're trying to do. What kind of printer do you have or want to get? And what kind of ink and supply system do you want to use? ??? If you're trying to find Linux drivers for a Canon printer, my answer applies.

Gutenprint? TurboPrint?

First crocus of the year :confused: Click on it for a larger view.

:celebrateAardenburg is back big-time, testing some of your favorite ink in your favorite printers. And they still need support to complete the work. http://www.aardenburg-imaging.com/portfolio/inks-and-media-testing-2017/ http://www.aardenburg-imaging.com/ :weee

Unfair competition! :D

What, you don't think that's the heat escaping from a batch of mole? :)

While I'm at it, I might as well post this. What is it?

OK, time for another one. We had an ice storm recently, but you can look at this and look forward to spring.

PeterBJ figured it out. I refill by a vacuum method called "Freedom filling". It requires more cleanup than many other methods, and you often get artwork like this as a side effect.

:clapToo easy, I guess. Cleaning up. There's an art to the freedom method. :)

Extra points if you can figure out what it is. That shouldn't be too hard to guess, I'm sure.

What, is this the first one of the new year? Here's my answer to that disputed Jackson Pollock. They want $100 million for that one, but I'll sell mine for only $50 million. Disclaimer: my avatar is almost the same picture. But not quite.

Hey! I even recognize my picture in there. :)

I like to do accelerated tests--in direct sunlight or held against a fluorescent tube. With this kind of abuse, all the the third-party black dyes I have tested are among the most unstable inks I have tested. I just use OEM photo black. On the other hand, all the text pigment inks I have...

That's easy. Get a laser printer. No maintenance. Economical cartridges, refilling possible but not necessary.

No, the Pro-10 is pigment, period. It uses Canon Lucia pigment inks. It does not use dye ink.

Seriously, you should send this to Symantec. https://www.symantec.com/security_response/submitsamples.jsp