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 around with lp -o cpi=n settings, and if cpi=10 (explicitly set same as default) I got the 6cpi. cpi=20 was 12 cpi, so I kept fiddling until I empirically determined that cpi=16 produced 10cpi. It is workable, but it is so wrong. you can either hand edit /etc/cups/lpoptions or it is easier to set by running 'lpoptions -o cpi=16' as root for each printer ( use the -d printername before the -o cpi). OpenSUSE 11.2 does not do this, but I did not notice what version of cups it was on.
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