For authoritative information about the essential ink level library situation,
please see the following :
http://libinklevel.sourceforge.net/#download
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Inkblot Doesn't work for Ubuntu 8.04
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This Bug still exits in Karmic Koala.
It can be solved easily by adding the user at the lp group but it is
very enerving and costs a lot of time to find this out.
Please fix this "issue" for the lts release.
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@Dave R
Unfortunately, Launchpad isn't 'my' database. If it were I would manage it
differently,
with clearer delineations between versions of Ubuntu, rather than allowing
different
version reports to confuse and confound effective solution finding !
Your comment about libinklevel and inkblot wor
@Bruce R -- thanks for the response. I'll just add that this is a regression
from a previous install of Ubuntu. I'd have to dig out the old hard disk and
boot it to remember which version, exactly, but on a prior version of Ubuntu
(I'm thinking was 8.10 or maybe 8.04) libinklevel and and inkbl
@ Dave C - Sorry not to respond sooner, but I have been ill, the MicroSoft
WinXP Update process has been responsible for the trashing of my online
computer and loss of all my earlier files, whilst my Epson Stylus PHOTO R220
has expired, so that I now have an Epson printer that uses the newer Cla
I'm having this problem with 9.04, using a Canon i860 printer. I can't
get either inkblot or Qink to recognize the printer. I've added my user
to the lp group, and that did not help. How is Mtink supposed to help?
As far as I can tell, it is for Epson printers only -- so anyone with a
Canon or o
Thanks to a different forum member, I have incorporated a suggestion from this
Bug Report to make the quite different MTink package work for Ubuntu 8.04.2,
9.04 and LinuxMint 7.
I used graphical Synaptic to install mtink then sudo nautilus in Terminal to
change the Permissions of /dev/usb/lp0 to
Further Information from Jaunty release testing.
With identical results from i386 and AMD64 versions of the official release of
Ubuntu 9.04, as depicted in the attached PDF file, 'Low Ink' warnings are
usefully provided, but the graphical displays don't really advise which
cartridge(s) are invol
See attached PDF file report for fuller detail and screen clips, but in the
more stable 64-bit (AMD) version of JauntyBeta, after connection, detection and
CUPS configuration of my Epson Stylus PHOTO R220 ink-jet printer, I used
Applications, Add to install Inkblot to the Applications, System To
Is working in Jaunty OOTB "Out Of The Box" without tweaks?
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It's partially working in Jaunty Beta, displaying four of the six ink
cartridge levels for my Epson Stylus PHOTO R220.
Hopefully it will be even better in the formal release., which I
will re-check, not bothering with Release Candidate One (RC1).
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Still exists in Intrepid. Has this been fixed in Jaunty? Can someone
provide a link to permissions bug/fix in Ubuntu?
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Problem of file permission, not related to inkblot.
** Changed in: inkblot (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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I think it's not a good idea to put all permitions to /dev/usb/lp0.
It's probably better to only add user in the group lp :
# sudo adduser lp
The problem is that when we define a new user, it is not assign by
default to the lp group...
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Duane
Thank you very much for the email and temporary 'fix' which I quickly tried out.
It's quite promising, but didn't survive Restart. For detail see attached PDF
file.
It looks like I'm still stuck with reverting to Windows XP on my dual-boot rigs.
(The good news is that Windows XP also suppo
The problem is with permissions to use the printer.
if you
sudo chmod 777 /dev/usb/lp0
("/dev/usb/lp0" or where the device is)
then inkblot does work.
I don't know if this permission will survive printer disconnection or reboot.
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Also still doesn't work for Ubuntu 8.04.1 when re-installed from
LiveDVD.
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