Public bug report changed: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/25935
Comment: > This sounds somewhat contradictory. Does that mean you cannot print a > particular > PostScript file, or do all prints fail on your machine, and they work fine > when > using postscript? In the latter case, are all applications affected? Does > 'print > test page' work in the printer manager? (System -> Administration -> Printing) I have still this problem. Scenario 1 : I install the pxlmono driver I can print. Gnome-print is OK. Scenario 2 : I install the postscript driver (the PPD-file from the Windows installation). I can print from the commandline any postscript- file with lp -d infotec xxx.ps. If I like to print a Postscript-file gnome-print, the Infotecprinter prints nothing and in the error-file is a message like : print interrupted by user. Scenario 3 : I "clean" the Postscript-file in the command-line with ps2ps. The printer print it now. The problem is, when I like to print for ex. a Evolution-message (gedit, ...), I must first print this message in a Postscript-file. Then ps2ps and at the end I can print it. It's not very ergonomique. I can use the pxlmono-driver but the quality is not the same. Sometime he loos fonts and ... I think, the printer understand Postscript and it is better to use this language. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
