Gnome Print Manager?

Forum: LinuxTotal Replies: 7
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aviceda

Dec 30, 2004
8:06 PM EDT
Recently installed Fedora Core3 and in the main I'm quite pleased with it, even managed to get my Canon i865 printer to work (occasionally!)

One thing I just can't seem to find is the Gnome Print Manager which seems ti be mentioned elsewhere.....I can use the equivalent KDE app if I switch desktops but then I get errors with my nVidia display which I can't seem to fix,

Any ideas?
mvermeer

Dec 31, 2004
10:18 AM EDT
Who needs a print manager when you can have an aquarium and a pair of eyes on your panel?

;-)
aviceda

Dec 31, 2004
11:46 AM EDT
Very mysterious!
PaulFerris

Dec 31, 2004
12:23 PM EDT
Martin, you fogot Xsnow too!
devnet

Jan 03, 2005
9:44 AM EDT
FC 3 uses CUPS...or at least loads it when i boot :p

Try http://freshmeat.net/projects/gqueue/ Gqueue

I haven't given it a go yet...but I plan on doing so soon.

A rather new entry is http://gnome-apps.com/app.php?soft_id=479 GtkLP

I'm not sure if this is what you were looking for :) Hope it helps.

Devnet

pat

Jan 04, 2005
11:00 AM EDT
for cups connect to your localhost on port 631 via your web browser to configure printers.
kewl1uk

Jul 17, 2005
3:59 AM EDT
In SuSE 9.3 Gnome it's Applications > Utilities > Printing > Gnome Cups Manager > Click on the printer icon for print jobs or right click for Properties. Could be something similar in Fedora.
Abe

Jul 17, 2005
7:23 AM EDT
Guys, do yourselves a favor and use KDEprint. In Suse 9.3 it is KMenu ->Utilities -> Printing -> Print Manager.

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