On 06/01/2016 06:52 PM, raahe...@gmail.com wrote:
On Tuesday, May 31, 2016 at 9:12:49 PM UTC-4, Drew White wrote:
On Saturday, 28 May 2016 04:01:57 UTC+10, raah...@gmail.com  wrote:
what printer model?  if its networked as been said you have to temp allow 
network access.  Maybe you dont' realize your fedora template is being allowed 
network acess for some reason but the debian one is not?   double check the 
firewall settings for each.

It's a Konica Minolta.

I'll go into more detail for you since you may not be understanding what I 
meant because I didn't go into enough detail.

1. start Print Settings
2. click Add button
3. click on Network Printer.
4. Find Network Printer.
6. Enter Host IP of Printer.
7. Click Find
8. Select Konica Minolta from found printers list.
9. Make sure hostname is correct for printer.
10. Chance it to the IP instead of hostname and click Probe.
11. Ensure the Queue is correct and Connection as well.
12. Click Forward
13. "Searching for Drivers" dialogue pops up, then vanishes, New Printer window 
vanishes, Print Settings vanishes.
   -- All other windows open stay there, it's only the print settings and sub 
windows that vanish.
   -- That was the first thing I checked.
   -- If I perform the same thing in an AppVM, the whole Print Settings and Add 
Printer all just lock up. instead of vanishing.
How are you starting "print settings"? Did you try system-config-printer 
command from the terminal?  And So it finds the printer on the network but crashes when 
it says searching for drivers?    I'm not sure what you mean by print settings and sub 
windows.  Wouldn't print settings be after you install it?  Never even heard of that 
model maybe you have to manually download the driver from their website for fedora? not 
sure.  You could also try asking on fedora forums.

The UI he is describing is system-config-printer (Red Hat). He could try gnome-control-center ->Printers instead. That works for me.

Chris

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