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(libgnomeprint is
I am using Dapper, but see a black image on both postscript output files
(using Document Viewer).
I have been experiencing an issue which may be related:
Since install, I have had a problem in certain software when trying to
print png images (particularly with transparency), I particularly
I have printed both PostScript files on a native PostScript printer (HP
LaserJet 3390 AIO) now and both come out black, but not totally black.
One sees the structure of bad.png somewhat. So the PostScript produced
by libgnomeprint still contains the information of the image but prints
way too
Feisty is also affected.
** Changed in: libgnomeprint (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Confirmed
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regression: png to postscript - black image
https://launchpad.net/bugs/75858
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Can you do the following tests:
Try to print (convert to PostScript) the image from other programs
(GIMP, f-spot, gqview, ...) or directly to CUPS (lpr -o scaling=100
file.png). Does the same problem occur?
Install GPL GhostScript (sudo apt-get install gs-gpl, perhaps you will
need to activate
gs-gpl -sDEVICE=x11 file.ps
gs-esp -sDEVICE=x11 file.ps
both commands on both files give me black images
i tried f-spot and gthumb, both provide black images (although the print
preview looks good)
printing from firefox works (assuming firefox is using another printing
system)
printing
