Maybe Apple pays HP, Epson, Brother, etc.? They use something called "AirPrint" which detects the printer and creates a driver for it. Granted, it's not a full-blown set of drivers (I know my Brother...
Type: Posts; User: rumplestilts; Keyword(s):
Maybe Apple pays HP, Epson, Brother, etc.? They use something called "AirPrint" which detects the printer and creates a driver for it. Granted, it's not a full-blown set of drivers (I know my Brother...
Went through this another 50 times with every permutation I could imagine. Nothing.
By the way: I don't expect twisting of arms; rather, I'd expect that Canonical might craft the appropriate...
Rebooted and went back to the CUPS page. Managed to add the printer using the proper driver that, miraculously, appeared in the list. Doesn't work. Not even the status screen lighting up.
...
Downloaded and installed both the CUPSwrapper and LPD files for the MFC-J6720DW from the linked webpage. Am told "the package is of bad quality" but I provide permission.
Did the installation of...
When I add a Network Printer, my Brother printer shows up twice - once with the NetBIOS/Node name and once with "BRN001..." and its IP address. I've selected the latter (the Description Ubuntu...
Here's my printer's network configuration. Perhaps that will provide other info that would help you suggest what sort of configuration I need to craft in my Ubuntu installation.
268199
Ian,
Hopefully this will answer your post in a way that makes sense.
- Network: All devices on my local network are connected to an AT&T Uverse gateway (although there's a gigabit switch in one...
David, Ian,
Thanks for your suggestions. I did try David's suggestion already and it was not successful. Not sure why my machine can't connect to my printer over my network yet it -can- connect to...
Sorry if this is viewed as complaining but I guess it is.
For years I've been trying to like Ubuntu but every time I install it on any of my machines (Macs or PCs), I end up wiping the drive and...
I believe I managed to enable multitouch on my HP DV6-1030us trackpad after a previous install of Lucid Lynx but I don't remember what I had to download and/or config. I just re-installed from...
This past weekend RunRev upgraded and renamed the packages for their "Revolution" IDE for OSX, Windows, and Linux. It's now called "LiveCode". Until this change, they had a freely downloadable...
Sorry; I discovered my error. I wasn't typing things properly. What I did to fix things was:
sudo cp (and I dragged the file in here so the path was correct) {space} (and I dragged the destination...
I've copied a ".conf" file from /etc to my Desktop and edited it using gedit. I then used the "rm" command to delete the old file from that etc/ directory. Now I want to put my altered file into...
Not sure if this thread is even the proper place to comment but Lucid 10.04.1 is sweet. I'm normally running Snow Leopard on my Macs and must run Office 2007 on *******7 or XP (as I teach that). I...
sudo apt-get install brother-cups-wrapper-extra
Di this in Terminal and, when it was done, I was able to add my MFC-465CN without a problem. Works perfectly.
I did a web search and found a...
Thanks for posting your solution. I did a search and ended up here where your solution became my solution, as well. :D
Thanks to all. Had the same issue this evening with a new (well, new for me but a discarded wreck for the guy who gave it to me) 600m with the same Broadcom adapter. Followed the directions and all...
Cinelerra and the standard movie player that comes with 8.1 have a horrible A/V sync problem with MP4(H264/AAC) files. VLC and Mplayer do not.
I'd actually -pay- for something like MediaEdit...
Would it be serviceable to simply drop your QT movies into a folder and use the Movie Player to play them? You might need to update your codecs to permit QT videos to play.
I used it for an HFS+ hard drive connected via USB. However, this does classify it as a "Linux-type" filesystem, I guess.
Did you substitute the name of your drive for "disk"?
I used this command after I first connected a drive that had been intialized:
chown -R username:username /media/drivelabel
(where "username" is my login username and "drivelabel" is the actual...
So give him the proper command.
It looks like I only have to do the 'chown' command once for each drive just so it's set for R/W for both me and the clients logging in over the LAN (who are logging in as me).
As I understand it,...
Wow! I think I just found my ultimate solution: It turns out that I can share an HFS+ formatted hard drive connected via USB (or, presumably, FireWire) to the Ubuntu box over the network to a Mac...