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I recall the days when localhost:631 was the only way to set up a printer, but in the 3rd decade of the 21st century it is a bit long in the tooth and I imagine for any new linux user it must seem positively arcane.
The old TDE printer config tool was OK but a bit clumsy - though of course nicely integrated with TDE.
Most linux users are familiar with the system-config-printer utility and the way it works is similar enough to many versions of Windows to make it not too hard for newcomers.
It doesn't add a lot to the build either.
Just for fun I have installed it and edited:-
/usr/share/applications/q4os-printersandfax.desktop
/opt/trinity/share/applications/tde/printers.desktop
as below
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=system-config-printer
##Exec=dash /usr/share/apps/q4os_system/bin/run_print_manager.sh
Icon=printmgr
Type=Application
X-DocPath=tdeprint/index.html
So far I have not run in to any issues with either installing or using a printer set up this way. In my case a 20+ year old USB port Laserjet with a USB print server using JetDirect.
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Ok, we will take a look on that.
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