Hello! My girlfriend has been looking into buying a HP all-in-one printer/scanner device, specifically one of the Deskjet F4100 series (even more specifically the F4180). Now, I am rather confused about the printing resolution she will get in ĺinux using hplip: while the official specification talks about up to 1200x1200 "rendered" DPI in b/w resp. even 4800x1200 "optimized" DPI in photo mode, hplip seems to support a maximum of 600x600 DPI. Is this a limitation of hplip or simply a difference between the resolution of the material the printer recieves from the driver and the resolution at which it dithers and renders the image to paper?
Thanks alot for any responses!
-Christian Speckner
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Christian Speckner
Institut für Theoretische Physik und Astrophysik
Am Hubland
97074 Würzburg
+49 931 888 4995
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