On 06/01/2016 10:29 PM, Drew White wrote:
The UI he is describing is system-config-printer (Red Hat). He
could try
gnome-control-center ->Printers instead. That works for me.
Chris
Chris, that is essentially what I did. But not through the
control center, just directly through the menu system and
running that exact section.
The gnome utility is not the same as the system-config-printer utility
(written by Red Hat). The former works fine for me in debian. BTW, I
setup my debian template using 'tasksel' and chose both debian desktop
and gnome.
I did the same thing in Fedora (RedHat) and it worked fine.
After it detected the printer, it searched for the drivers, didn't
find them, so I put the OpenDriver file on and installed it.
RedHat based, easy. Debian based, crashed.
I have been manually choosing from the built-in drivers. For many
printers, you can use a driver with a model number that's close if
there's no exact match.
Currently on Debian 8. I don't know if it's a bug in Debian 8
or not though.
Either in debian or the driver.
Chris
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