That’s deep.

Oh, ok then.

Good point, I’ll try that. I’m still not a big zorin fan though.

I know giant sea turtles eat some jellyfish, but I’m not sure how much of their diet it actually is.

Maybe jellyfish? They are annoying and sometimes dangerous, and right offhand I can’t see any downside to their disappearance.

Primarily disk space.

Celeron processor 16/4 gb ram.

This sounds like the way to go. What would be the least painful process for going from zorin to debian?

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Many label printers (especially the older ones) use a proprietary text-based language, and accept plain vanilla text input via their serial port. They don’t use a printer driver as such. To use one of them you have to learn their command language (usually pretty simple) and write a text file describing what you want to print using that language, and upload the file to the printer.

Start with the printer documentation and go from there.

Newer printers need linux drivers. Support varies.

I hate sewing, but it has saved me thousands of dollars over my lifetime and I am convinced that everyone should know how to do it unless they really don’t care about money.