First I would install the package "printer-driver-all" and try again. It likely won't fix your problem, but it is worth trying because it takes so little time.
> Then it > says "could not add new printer", without telling me more. Sometimes the error messages printed to a terminal are more helpful than the ones in the graphical interface. Try opening a terminal with Ctrl+Alt+T, and then type "system-config-printer" (without the quotes) and press Enter. Attempt to add the printer again. I anything is printed to the terminal when you attempt to add the printer, copy it (Ctrl+Shift+C) and paste it here. > I am pretty sure it is not a driver problem, since I have another computer > running on Debian Stretch with the same drivers installed on both computers. Are you only using Debian main (the default), or have you enabled contrib or non-free?
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