* Debian printing on a hp Laser Jet.
@ 2003-10-07 13:08 Geoff Bagley
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From: Geoff Bagley @ 2003-10-07 13:08 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: linux-newbie
I have a HP lj1100 laserjet printer. It works correctly on SuSE 8.0,
but on Debian Woody I still haven't sorted out the linefeed/cret
correctly. I am getting the famous staircase effect.
SuSE 8.0 uses (BSD ?) lpr with a few bits of ghostscript invoked by
printcap.
Before I try copying extracts from the one into the other, am I
going about it the right way, or did I miss something ?
I prefer lpr to the other spooling systems because there are more
references to it in my various books. However, this printer seems to be
too modern for them.
I am not sure whether such things as ghostscript and foomatic should be
used.
I have been reading many accounts of the various available systems for
mail spoolers, but the variety available is confusing.
I would prefer to use Debian, if I can, because of the synaptic and
apt-get for sorting out dependencies. I need to know what things to
chose out of the numerous competing options.
Regards
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Geoff Bagley
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