This is one of the typical things of linux: things break without an apparent reason. Lately I decide to migrate my struggle to redhat 9. I bought a new printer (hp deskjet 3820) and it was detected right and configured right with the appropriate driver and so on. I was happily printing for several days but then ""suddenly"" the printer starts to abandon printing jobs halfway "telling it has no paper" until finaly the jobs don't go through at all and stay "eternally" on the printing queue.

What can be possibly wrong?? the only thing I did was to change an option of the driver to "draft,grayscale,etc, etc" to save some ink and even after this change the printer was working fine and I was very happy because the printer was fast and saving ink.
Does anybody have any idea of what could be going on?? and an innocent question: my logic says that if something is configured and working fine, unless I break it, it should continue like that! Why?? it has to just stop working? do I have to become an expert on linux (to be slaved on solving broken things) in order to more or less efficiently use the operating system??



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