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Hello,
2006 m. spalis 27 d., penktadienis 12:05, Daniel Huhardeaux rašė:
- open a text file with konqueror and print it with kdeprint: it's ok
- open a pdf file and print it with kdeprint: it's ok
- open an OpenOffice odt file and print it: it's ok
- open an OpenOffice *odg* file and print it: _printing failed_
The above investigation suggests that this bug is not kde specific. It should
be reassinged to cupsys (maybe you're using wrong driver for the printer. I
had a similar problem on sarge (gs using 100% cpu), when I used pcl6 but my
printer supported only pcl5), gs or openoffice.org
It's not a question of wrong driver (foo2zjs): I have this printer since
1 year and I always was able to print till this upgrade. Another laptop
under Ubuntu Dapper is using the printer with the same driver and it
works fine.
I think that the problem could be more related to gs but I still have no
idea on how to track it. In Kjobview, when I destroy the current print
out, it's removed from the list but still have gs PID and his companions
running. I have to kill manualy.
I am on the point that even with a fresh start of the computer printing
failed.
--
Daniel
