Hello Russell,
Thank you for submitting this feature/enhancement request for the hplip
package. You made this request quite some time ago and Ubuntu has been updated
since then.
Do you think this feature/enhancement is still needed or can we close
this bug report?
Thank you again for helping
I am having this problem with a Sharp MX-4100N. I wish I could disable
this kind of warning independent from the affected printer.
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We have the same problem at the office with Epson and Brother printers.
The low ink light is driving us bonkers.
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Retest in the next release of HPLIP. 3.9.4. Not released yet but due.
Thanks for the report.
Aaron
** Changed in: hplip
Status: New = Fix Released
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I, too, would love to see the ability to turn off the low on ink
warnings everytime I print - I refill my cartridges, so they don't often
report correct ink level. Every single time I print, it says this ... it
really sucks.
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Adding upstream task, as the feature needs to be implemented in the
upstream HPLIP package.
** Also affects: hplip
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I'm not positive that this addresses this enhancement request, but the
next version of HPLIP (3.9.4, due out soon), will have a configurable
system tray icon message bubble setting (show: All, Errors and Warnings,
Errors only, or None). Setting this to Errors only, for example,
should prevent low
Thank you for your bug report.
I am moving it to hplip package, which seems to be more related to ink level
problems than the general cups
package.
What is the model of your printer?
I mostly ask, to check if it is listed in:
Thanks for responding; it's not clear the printer drivers are doing
anything wrong, so this might belong with hplip. The bug report
probably belongs to whatever package owns the gnome notification bubble;
I think everything underneath the hood is working properly.
Unless there is a way to
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