On 7/31/05, Alexander Dalloz ad+lists@uni-x.org wrote:
Am So, den 31.07.2005 schrieb Matt Morgan um 17:11:
I have an HP Color Laserjet 2600N. In a lot of ways it's a great printer--color, laser, cheap (~$400US), built-in networking. But, as far as I can tell, it's not at all linux-compatible (unlike other HP's).
It is a "crippled" printer, a GDI one. It does neither know PCL nor PostScript.
Well that's irritating. I have never had trouble with HP before.
If you use a Windows(r) host as print server then set up a raw print queue in Cups and let the Windows(r) host render the pages with it's driver.
I had trouble with that, too, although I might have just done something wrong. In the end I decided to switch to an HP 2550 with an external print server, so I can skip going through the Windows host (it's a desktop, and I don't want to turn it on every time I print).
Thanks to everyone for the help!