[cups.general] discovering printer options

angel bosch abo at brujulatelecom.com
Thu Dec 2 00:57:07 PST 2004


i recommend you gtklp.

you also can substitute lp for gtklp (or kprinter or whatever) on
"printer commnd" on every program you use to print.

see you.

El dj 02 de 12 del 2004 a les 04:45 +0100, en/na Till Kamppeter va
escriure:
> If you use CUPS GUI frontends as xpp or kprinter (kprinter is also used 
> as the printing dialog of every KDE application), you will see all 
> options, like under Windows. If you prefer the command line, try 
> "lpoptions -l" to list available printer-specific options which can be 
> used on the "lp"/"lpr" command line. Read http://localhost:631/sum.html 
> to learn about non-printer-specific options which you can use in every 
> CUPS print queue.
> 
>     Till
> 
> Anonymous wrote:
> > It's always driven me nuts with CUPS the way it hides from the user all the possible options for a printer.  In Windows, the gui shows me all my printing options.  But when I look at the lp man pages, forget it; only a small fraction of my printers options are documented.  CUPS doesn't even give me the capability to do something as simple as instructing lp to use the manual feed tray instead of the default.
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