On 01/03/03 20:31, Joel Hammer wrote:
Agreed. I remember attempting to help a friend compile a print driver in ghostscript about 2 years ago. I was praying to be thrown into a circle of hell after fighting with it for a few hours. ghostscript is one of those ancient UNIX legacy apps that really needs a massive overhaul. Its been ported to death and really is utterly frightening in its internals.You might find it easier just to get a version of gs which has your driver compiled in it. As I recall, trying to compile gs was beyond me.Joel On Fri, Jan 03, 2003 at 09:29:47PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I've been trying to get my printer, lexmark 3200, working under debian. It worked under mandrake before so I know it works with linux. After much RTFM, I found out the driver for this printer wasn't compiled into the debian pre-packaged gs. So my question is how do you compile a driver into gs that doesn't come standard? Has anyone needed to do this before?
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