Re: GNOME and printing
- From: LJ <king_6 gmx net>
- To: Mario Vukelic <mario vukelic chello at>
- Cc: gnome-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: GNOME and printing
- Date: Sun, 12 May 2002 11:18:26 +0200
Mario Vukelic wrote:
At home I use CUPS, and its web interface to configure it. And frankly,
it drives me crazy that the printer settings are /per printer/ instead
of /per user/. My wife prints lots of stuff in 150 dpi b/w mode. I
seldom print, but when I do I want 600 dpi color. Now, I configure,
print, forget about it. But next time I print, I find that my wife has
set the printer to her settings, and I get ugly printouts. I hate that.
This problem is already solved. Each user can change printer settings
using XPP (a printing dialog; for web site address, see initial
message); the options can be saved in a file called '.lpoptions' in the
respective user's home directory. These printer settings will
automatically be applied when using 'lpr'. I think it would be a good
idea to add XPP's features to GNOME's printing dialog, as well as to
integrate a print queue manager into GNOME. It would make life easier
for those migrating from Windows to GNOME.
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