HI @all,
I'm new to LMDE and so far quite happy with it. Even my 12 year old scanner works...
But now I've run into a problem with my Samsung CLP 300 USB printer: All color prints are way too dark. B/W prints are ok.
All I fount on the net where some old threads from ~2008, like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879902. This and most other Treads come down to changing/installing a color profile in cups print manager. But this doesn't change my color problem at all, no matter which profile I select, the colors remain exactly the same.
I also tried to install the proprietary Samsung drivers from http://www.bchemnet.com/suldr/, but this also didn't help.
My system is LMDE 201204. I already had the same problem in Ubuntu 11-04, but at this time my main system was Windows XP, so I didn't care.
Printer Samsung CLP300 color prints too dark
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Printer Samsung CLP300 color prints too dark
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Re: Printer Samsung CLP300 color prints too dark
hi!
sorry for digging this old thread up again - but I've got the same troubles with a Samsung CLP 315... did you find any solution, finally?
thanks a lot,
al
sorry for digging this old thread up again - but I've got the same troubles with a Samsung CLP 315... did you find any solution, finally?
thanks a lot,
al
Re: Printer Samsung CLP300 color prints too dark
Also a bit late, but no, I didnt find a satisfying solution. Still using Win XP virtual machine for printing...
Re: Printer Samsung CLP300 color prints too dark
Thanks for coming back though...
I tried anything I could possibly think of or find online (admittedly, I am no Linux specialist), but in the end also ended up printing with colour in virtual Windows. Black/white is absolutely OK for me and as simple as possible in Linux, just add printer automatically and go...
I tried anything I could possibly think of or find online (admittedly, I am no Linux specialist), but in the end also ended up printing with colour in virtual Windows. Black/white is absolutely OK for me and as simple as possible in Linux, just add printer automatically and go...