especially with the Perceptive software division. Nevertheless, weaker printer supplies and hardware demand will continue to impact revenues. Additionally, we will look for additional commentary ...

What are you getting when you buy a printer to use under GNU/Linux ... so it is probably more work, not less, to develop hardware that only completely works with specific software. Yet at least part ...

While 3D printers ... hardware along with the 3D printer. That’s not the only thing the Pi is responsible for, though. It’s also configured to run Octoprint, a piece of open-source software ...

The startup section of your computer can easily become overrun with software programs ... If removing the printer and reinstalling it doesn’t work, it may require an in-depth cleanup process ...

Printers like this should just work. Unfortunately, unless Canon improves the software side of things, I can't recommend the Canon i-SENSYS MF746Cx. It's brilliant hardware held back by clunky and ...

Again, in theory, this should work ... 3D printer in every home and this model shows great promise. However, as in almost every computing endeavor, software makes or breaks an experience. Hardware ...

After you load paper and attach the printer to your computer via a local USB or network (100 Base-TX Ethernet) connection, the setup disk does a nice job of walking you through installing the drivers ...

so it’s clear that the two sides of the coin must work closely together. Which is more important, hardware or software? The answer is “yes!” ...