LINUX Printing Scott Davidson National Product Support Manager.

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LINUX Printing Scott Davidson National Product Support Manager

Options LPR PDQ CUPS Third Party Vendor

LPR Advantages Easy setup – Edit Hosts and /etc/printcap files Disadvantages Command Line Printing No Advanced Features “lp path/file_name”

PDQ Advantages Free Shipped on KM Digital Library CD Disadvantages Must setup PDQ for command line and XPDQ for graphic interface No per job settings Not for shared printers

Cups Advantages Ships free with major LINUX Distributions Uses our PPD files to enable all advanced features Also compiled for most UNIX Distributions Printers can be shared to other LINUX or Windows users Disadvantages Some applications may not see Cups printers or will need additional settings in the application

Third Party Solutions Advantages Provide graphic interface Support advanced functions Can support Fail Safe printing and load balancing Push Driver from Server to Client Autorun installation Disadvantages Cost

Recommended Solution CUPS – Common Unix Printing System

Setting up CUPS CUPS ships with most LINUX Distributions Latest version always available at

Sharing LINUX Printers

Resources pdq.sourceforge.net