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2009-01-12
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If you are printing to a network printer or print server, you can maybe use netcat if you know the port number(most time 9100)
cat /media/mmc1/mytextfile.txt | netcat 192.168.1.1 9100
Works on my printer for plain text files and several graphic formats.
cat /media/mmc1/mytextfile.txt | netcat 192.168.1.1 9100
Works on my printer for plain text files and several graphic formats.
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2009-01-12
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Originally Posted by quipper8
Cool. These days, printers can probably print a few graphics formats because they can print directly off various memory cards. But don't expect to hand it something like a pdf, doc, html, etc.
If you are printing to a network printer or print server, you can maybe use netcat if you know the port number(most time 9100)
cat /media/mmc1/mytextfile.txt | netcat 192.168.1.1 9100
Works on my printer for plain text files and several graphic formats.
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2009-01-12
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Originally Posted by GraphicsGuy
yes, it is definitely not a full printing system but works in a pinch for an email or chat log that i need printed. i wish the notes app did not store files as html so i could print those and be readable. PDF might work though on some printers.
Cool. These days, printers can probably print a few graphics formats because they can print directly off various memory cards. But don't expect to hand it something like a pdf, doc, html, etc.
edit: oh i see there is also html2text available so i will have toremember that for printing nots
Last edited by quipper8; 2009-01-12 at 04:55. Reason: edit
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2009-01-12
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Originally Posted by GraphicsGuy
A soulution is making a seperate configuration dialog which can be more complex. The main dialog would just contain a file selector and 2 buttons (print & exit)
That would be cool. Here's a small modification of your program that adds a few options that work well with my specific printer. If it were just for me, I'd probably remove the host, user, save, and exit (just exit after I click print).
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2009-01-13
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This is a cool project.
I'd love a simple GUI frontend for sshfs, so I could mount remote drives on my tablet without having to use the command line.
I'd love a simple GUI frontend for sshfs, so I could mount remote drives on my tablet without having to use the command line.
Originally Posted by z2n
You want a shock? Get the configuration editor and look through the app keys... whoa, look at all the passwords!
However, this sets a really example, in that it uses a clear-text password. This is a terrible security practice, even on something like the tablet.
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Originally Posted by GraphicsGuy
Can someone point me to the netcat package?
Cool. These days, printers can probably print a few graphics formats because they can print directly off various memory cards. But don't expect to hand it something like a pdf, doc, html, etc.
I am too dumb to find it at
http://repository.maemo.org
Thanks in advance.
Edit: I mean netcat for N900.
One little annoyance is that two orthogonal options (fast draft, and grayscale) are not presented as orthogonal by the printer driver (.ppd file). This kind of gets in the way of my idea to let the user just specify some number of generic option slots with the associated commands (because I had to insert code logic to combine the two options). I guess it would work if we just exposed all 4 combinations of the two options to the user, even though it's uglier. Even then, without some kind of radio box logic, the user might specify conflicting options. Maybe this is price for being both simple and general (simple, general, and pretty -- choose two).