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On 06/08/2014 03:08 PM, Dale wrote: |
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> Every time I upgrade CUPS or hplip, I go to a Konsole and type in |
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> hp-setup as root. A window pops up and I just set the printer up again, |
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> it's GUI based. So far, that has worked. Don't jinx it tho. lol |
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Yep, same here. I read a lot of horror stories getting it to work, and |
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when I first installed hplip it didn't do anything until I googled and |
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found I had to run hp-setup with elevated privileges. I haven't had any |
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issues printing - hplip prints great with my CP1025nw. |
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> If needed, I go to my web browser to CUPS and delete the printer first. |
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I hate updating cups and hplip, I've masked newer versions and will only |
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update when I really have to. (Like another package needing a new |
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version of something-or-other.) |
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> Since I ran out of ink, I haven't printed in a while however, the same |
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> works on my brothers puter and he runs Kubuntu. Well, was my brothers |
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> anyway. :/ |
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I'm using hplip on Ubuntu, Mint, and Gentoo. |
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Dan |
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