Switching from Linux Mint 5 to Mint 5 KDE CE I am having a hard time adding all the printers I need for work. In Gnome all I had to do was search for them with the printer-tool. But in KDE I am unable to find any printers when I try to search.
Is there an easy way of adding printers in KDE?
How do I add network printer in KDE?
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How do I add network printer in KDE?
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Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
Are you using the KDE Control Center to search for the printer?
KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Printers > Add > Add Printer
Is this printer attached to a Windows or Linux Box or is it a standalone printer that is attached independently to the network?
KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Printers > Add > Add Printer
Is this printer attached to a Windows or Linux Box or is it a standalone printer that is attached independently to the network?
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Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
Yes, I am using the KDE Control Center.
Trying to add two standalone printers, one attached to a Windows PC and one at home on another Mint machine. This has never bin a problem with Gnome.
Trying to add two standalone printers, one attached to a Windows PC and one at home on another Mint machine. This has never bin a problem with Gnome.
Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
Let's do the windows printer first:
If KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Printers > Add > Add Printer > SMB Shared Printer > Scan does not show anything you could just add the Workgroup, Server, Printer names directly.
If KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Printers > Add > Add Printer > SMB Shared Printer > Scan does not show anything you could just add the Workgroup, Server, Printer names directly.
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Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
Ill try! Problem is I don't know all that stuff! As I wrote earlier, in Gnome I just had to search and add all printers!altair4 wrote:Let's do the windows printer first:
If KDE Control Center > Peripherals > Printers > Add > Add Printer > SMB Shared Printer > Scan does not show anything you could just add the Workgroup, Server, Printer names directly.
Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
Open konsole
Type smbtree
The first line of output will be the Workgroup name
The second line will be the Server name
The third and subsequent lines will be all the shares including any shared printers
Type smbtree
The first line of output will be the Workgroup name
The second line will be the Server name
The third and subsequent lines will be all the shares including any shared printers
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Re: How do I add network printer in KDE?
I'll test it out tomorrow! Thanks a bunch!altair4 wrote:Open konsole
Type smbtree
The first line of output will be the Workgroup name
The second line will be the Server name
The third and subsequent lines will be all the shares including any shared printers