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Invisible wrote:
>>> I don't mind that. But a scanner program? I don't own a scanner, why
>>> would I want a fancy GUI for controlling one?
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>> That is a graphical program; as opposed to the command-line 'scanimage'
>> tool.
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> Sure, but if I don't own a scanner, why would I want all the image
> capture libraries, CLI infrastructure and GUI front-end? Why can't I
> just skip downloading and installing all that stuff?
Then do what I said. Don't use Ubuntu :D
Ubuntu was made for newbies who would say "Linux sucks, I can't use my
scanner!"
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>> Sure, but if I don't own a scanner, why would I want all the image
>> capture libraries, CLI infrastructure and GUI front-end? Why can't I
>> just skip downloading and installing all that stuff?
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> Then do what I said. Don't use Ubuntu :D
>
> Ubuntu was made for newbies who would say "Linux sucks, I can't use my
> scanner!"
"Ubuntu is an ancient African word meaning 'I can't install Debian'."
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Nicolas Alvarez <nic### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Ubuntu was made for newbies who would say "Linux sucks, I can't use my
> scanner!"
Linux Mint was made for newbies who would say "Ubuntu sucks, I can't use my
monitor!"
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