First, thank you for all the work that's gone into maintaining and documenting these packages. I just installed a new printer, and was astonished to find that *everything* including network scanning was a breeze to set up and worked perfectly the first time with no tinkering required. I'm impressed.
But, I do have one very tiny complaint. The documentation on the front page regarding installation is fantastically detailed and useful. But, there's no hint of what to do *after* installation. In particular, it never mentions where the utilities are installed, or even what they're called. The installation took three minutes, but in order to actually use the thing, I spent five times as long looking around for the configuration tool, and eventually had to interrogate the deb files to find it. (Perhaps /opt/Samsung/mfp/bin/Configurator is obvious to some, but it's very far down on my list of likely places to look.)
Adding a line such as, "To configure and test the installation, start with the general purpose utility "Configurator" in a subdirectory of /opt/Samsung" would have saved me some head scratching.
But, once again, this is tiny quibble with a fantastic project. Thanks again!
But, I do have one very tiny complaint. The documentation on the front page regarding installation is fantastically detailed and useful. But, there's no hint of what to do *after* installation. In particular, it never mentions where the utilities are installed, or even what they're called. The installation took three minutes, but in order to actually use the thing, I spent five times as long looking around for the configuration tool, and eventually had to interrogate the deb files to find it. (Perhaps /opt/Samsung/mfp/bin/Configurator is obvious to some, but it's very far down on my list of likely places to look.)
Adding a line such as, "To configure and test the installation, start with the general purpose utility "Configurator" in a subdirectory of /opt/Samsung" would have saved me some head scratching.
But, once again, this is tiny quibble with a fantastic project. Thanks again!