I have a mix of testing and unstable debian packages with KDE 3.1 beata debs
instaled.
All was ok but lately i have in xsession-errors notifications "Can't connect
with kcookijar" and "Can't connect with kded". Of course I can't print (the
message is "A print error occured. Error message receiv
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From: "Nathan Weston" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 11:24 PM
Subject: Printing in KDE
> I am running debian unstable, and I have a local printer that is working
with
> lpr. However, when I try to print from KDE, it calls lpr with the -#num
Update: after a bit more thought, I was able to work around the problem with
a little ruby script that pulls out the -#num argument, if present, and calls
lpr the correct number of times... but I'd still like to solve the original
problem, if anyone has any ideas...
Nathan
On Monday 19 Novembe
I am running debian unstable, and I have a local printer that is working with
lpr. However, when I try to print from KDE, it calls lpr with the -#num
option to indicate the number of copies. lpr does not recognize this option
and prints out a usage message.
According to both the man page and th
I'm running Sid and KDE. They are great except I can't print anything in
Kword, Kmail, etc.
I tried CUPS, but it does not work with my Epson Color Stylus 800.
I configured LPR with Apsfilter and GS uniprint drivers. It works great with
non-KDE apps.
In KDE, my printer is displayed as the def
Hi,
I am running slink and have kde desktop setup and running nicely.
However, I can't seem to get any printing done in it. It seems that when I
print in kmail or with the kde web browser I get a whole bunch of ascii
characters output into my printer and subsequently printed. I have no
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