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2011-01-18
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apt-get install cups apt-get install cups-client
dpkg --install libpam0g_1.0.1-maemo1_armel.deb dpkg --configure -a
dpkg --install libpaper/libpaper-utils_1.1.21_armel.deb apt-get install cups-pdf
<Location /admin> AuthType BasicDigest AuthClass Group AuthGroupName cupsadm Encryption Required Order allow,deny Allow @LOCAL </Location>
ln -s /usr/lib/cups/backend-available/* /usr/lib/cups/backend/
/etc/init.d/cups restart
lppasswd -g lpadmin -a root
lppasswd -a user
pdf2ps some.pdf some.ps
lp some.ps
lp -P printer_as_named_in_cups some.ps
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2011-01-18
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2011-01-18
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2011-01-18
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I don't have CUPS so I don't know for sure, but have you tried Ctrl-P in Evince?
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2011-01-18
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and by issuing lp <filename> you should be able to print any supported type of document. btw who is cups maintainer maybe one should ask him to fix the broken bits.
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In GTK+ itself, I think the file gtk/gtkprintunixdialog.c is the file that would be needed. Unfortunately my GTK+ skills are not that hot and I don't have a Linux install (so I can use the SDK) anymore
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2011-01-19
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FYI: Fenec/Firefox for N900 has printing support.I think Opera does as well.
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from what you observe it would be better to install bash first then the
cups packages ?
I just finished installing the power46 and am ready to give cups a go.
Updated:=====================
<I had reflashed, installed powerk46, mc and a few other tools>
I installed bash for good measure,
I eventually installed the cups
(apt-get install cups)
and then, distracted, moved on to some other things
eventually came back to the cups issue and went to
http://localhost:631/
and was astonished to find both a Cups pdf printer (home machine)
and my hp wifi printer (automagically) installed and ready.
I did not even need to install them - they just came up that way,
which in all the times I have fooled around with Cups
I have never seen that happen !
Of course I printed a test page
Now to find a way to trick some app (FileBox maybe ?)
into printing (blind ?)...
Update 2:
After apt-get install cups-client
I checked both evince and the adobe reader,
neither had the printing bits in the packages.
Checked the Gnumeric package as well...
Still looking for a way to print...
hung up on apt-get install cups-pdf due to papersize,
but this is not a showstopper
Three n900s: One for stable working platform,
One for
development testingChopping OnionsOne for
saltwater immersion power testing resurrected !parts scavengingMy Mods for Wonko's Advanced Clock Plugin:
ISO8601 clock mod and Momental_IST clock mod
Printing your Email with the N900
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