Just installed ubuntu 9.10 AMD64 version on Intel Core 2 quad on Intel
DG41TY mobo. With both the version of cups listed above and the upgrade
to 1.4*21 get the same 6cpi on a lexmark e260dn using either the lexmark
ppd or hplj4 ppd (non plus) or apple laserwriter ppd. Yesterday I
started playing
More testing. Suggested fix sent to me in private email. It definitely
has to do with the flow of filters.
My above suggestion is definitely a kluge. You should not have to lie
to the cups system about the font width. Someone else emailed me
privately with a different kluge that involved comme
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 447961 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/447961
This is the same bug as reported differently under number 485665. There
they characterize the problem as printing 47 chars per 80 char line.
47/80 is 5.875 which we have seen as 6 cpi.
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text prints in wid
This same bug was reported 2 weeks earlier as bug # 474962. There they
reported it as printing 6 CPI (47/80=.875). This report is much more
thorough. It still does not get at the fundamental problem which is why
is a rasterizer being called at all for printers such as my Lexmark or
the Brother a
The font width problem has been reported as bug # 474962 and as bug #
485665. One place focuses on the number of chars per line, while the
other one focuses on the char width.
It looks like someone has put a duplicate bug notice on 474962, but
there is not yet one up on 485665. I just refreshed
Just found another bug # reporting the fontwidth problem: bug # 488268
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Printer autoconfigured, but LPR prints with to wide font/cpi setting
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/447961
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I followed the instructions above to go to the link that explains how to
set things up to install the package from -proposed.
My /etc/apt/lists.conf has
# Proposed
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ karmic-proposed restricted main
multiverse universe
at the end of the file.
The GUI for addi
Thanks. I have been away from ubuntu for awhile and am rusty, so forgot
to do that. I have now done it, saw that all the repos updated. Saw
the lines:
Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic-proposed/main Packages
Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic-proposed/multiverse Package
I was able to install the above update. The presence of
/etc/apt/preferences with a priority of 400 was, I believe, causing
synaptic to hide it. I may also have been confused about the package
name. I was looking for cups1.4.2-7, but the ubuntu number still starts
out as 1.4.1-5Ubuntu2.2.
Once
After no problems for several months, I got bit again trying to do a
weekly update of karmic. I was initially directed to update some
obsolete files mostly krb libs. I did so, tried to run update manager
again and was directed here.
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update-manager crashed with SystemError in requiredDownload
I reported a new bug #521403 from apport, but received email that it
was the same ss this one. I do not understand all the files that apport
collects, but my crash was not on an upgrade from one version to another
(intrepid to jaunty for this bug) but rather a weekly security update of
karmic inv
I am running 10.04.1 on an Asus EB1012. I was able to work around this
with the iguanair deb file that is currently on iguanaworks .net,
iguanaIR-1.0.1-1.i386.deb, but the lirc package they had there,
lirc_0.8.7~pre3-0ubuntu1_i386.deb, gave a broken install. I rm'ed it
and used the link above in
I have the latest version of flash talked about at
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/flashplugin-
nonfree/10.1.53.64ubuntu0.9.10.1
It was installed with synaptic.
and I still get imbedded flash crashes, particularly at eWeek slide
shows such as:
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Mobile-and-Wir
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