Patrice, this is by far the most [Mod Note: Edited post per forum guidelines] answer I've seen from Canon. When you say " Linux exists in many different versions, and the driver cannot be tested against all of them." You are saying "we are an inept company, and we don't know how to properly write linux drivers." If your answer was even remotely true then how do we have all this great software that runs on all linux distributions? mysql, plex, x, gnome, libre office, chrome, firefox, WINDOWS itself!....I mean, do you want me to go on? Furthermore, why is it that HP printers always work on Linux?
Since your position won't allow you to write a truthful reply, let me try for you:
Hi rfrye7533,
We don't fully understand the market potential of linux users, so we prefer to just ignore it to the detriment of our revenue and ultimately our shareholders. We only focus on the low hanging fruit which is Windows. In fact, some of the top executives are probably receiving kickbacks from MSFT to keep this printer from functioning properly on anything but Windows.
