After tweaking the install procedure for Fedora I'm printing! The output is still not as good as what I was getting from PS/Paul Roark curves and certainly doesn't match my 2200/IP setup. I'm comitted to fine tune my QTR install though I would be greatly indebted for the clarifications on the following: 1. I'm a little shaky on manually pdating the ppd. What seems to work is to gedit /etc/cups/PPDS/QUAD1160.ppd to include 4 curves (as per Roger's suggestion) in bot Curve1 and Curve2 area (I only have 1160-vm-gray.txt and 1160-vm-toned.txt. No -calib... does it matter ?). I don't run rin-quadprofile, go straight to Webmin, select -grey for Curve1, none for Curve2. Save. I can print a graywedge more or less OK. How do I verify that the curve is loaded ? If I use Webmin it still shows -none. 2. If I need to run run-quadprofile, when should I do it and why ? 3. I'm using UT inkset on glossy papers using 1160-vm-grey. Should this produce reasonable results for starters ? It looks like too much ink is laid out and the transitions are not smooth. 4. Since the only printing method I can use is Dave Wroblewski's qpr I don't think I can start working on calibrating my printer/inks/paper combination. Is this correct ? 5. Is there a version of qtcups available for download which would work on Fedora ? I tried to use one from redhat distribution to no avail (works for the regular 1160 driver though). If you feel that I can brush up on this without eating the bandwith on this group pls send me in the righ direction. Thanks, Roman
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QTR2 on Fedora, creating and loading curves question
2004-02-20 by romanatybwg
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