On Thursday 08 March 2007 11:09, John wrote: > Hi > I've read the kde documentation and a number of other cups things on > setting up printers but I'm still hopelessly lost. > I have a printer running on this machine and I want to enable my son's > windoze laptop to print to it over the network. His school work has to be > done under windoze unfortunately. (Wife's too !!!!!!!!) > The best way of doing this would seem to be to establish a named raw queue > to the printer in addition to the one it already has. The printer is a > samsung clp500 laser so the driver isn't open source but is well supported > under Linux. > Can KDE control module do this and if so how do I do it. Alternatively, if > anyone anywhere knows just how could I do this using cups? I'm not keen on > the samba root. The KDE Control Center module is, as far as I know, only the workstation side's setup for CUPS. However, CUPS usually has a web interface reachable on port 631, e.g. http://localhost:631/ in any browser should get you there. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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