Oh, and you don't need a PostScript capable printer if you have
Solaris 10, as long as you can find a working PPD driver for
your printer. I use an HP 7350 which is a relatively
cheap/simple printer. I had less luck with an Epson Stylus
C86 for some reason (the C85 PPD *claimed* to be
compatible, but this didn't seem to be the case). YMMV.
-Bob
These opinions are my own, not my employers.
Bob Doolittle wrote:
Michael Bender wrote:
David Pardoe wrote:
Left field idea, why not just use a "spare" SunRay client as the host
for the printer with no keyboard, mouse, monitor and a piece of tape
> of the card slot?
This works very well, especially if you connect a PostScript-capable
printer. I've been using an old DTU connected to a Lexmark Optra e312
(a cheap PostScript laser printer) on a Solaris print queue for a few
years now.
But it's also unnecessary. If you have a print queue, it doesn't matter
if somebody is logged in or not, you can print to it.
-Bob
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