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Re: [Digital BW] QTR confusion - 1280 and UT2 inks

2004-03-09 by Roger L Sopher

On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 08:06, Ranyart wrote:

> 
> As to QTR and Linux, I wish we had a seperate forum for this
> software.  
> 
> Also, as to the helpful pdf file with directions- the screen captures
> from Linux have changed somewhat, and could probably stand to be
> updated.  For instance, using Webmin, I could not pick the QTR driver.
> I had go into a KDE print manager, where it was pretty simple to
> accomplish.  Webmin is probably not even needed.  

The set up is a bit different for the various Linux distributions. I
wrote the original pdf for RedHat 9 which is well on the way to being
defunct. Fedora is different as is SuSE. The problem is that each of the
distributions requires a somewhat different approach to setting the QTR2
version of the PPD for the printer being used. The easiest way, I think,
is to use WebMin. With SuSE it is not necessary, with Fedora, to my
knowledge, it is. Printing is still a bit of a hangup. I print from the
command line using a modified form of David Wroblewski's QPR script. The
advantage is that the print parameters can be set at the time of
printing including the curves and split. A useful utility is GTKLP which
gives a graphical interface to set the parameters in the ppd if you
choose not to use the command line.
> 
> Also, the .pdf instructions assume your using a non-KDE file manager
> when you are executing the Run-Quad-Profile-  I was not able to
> execute within KDE, but, you can just run the command on the command
> line, and it will ask you to type in what profile you want to use.
> 
> I'd be glad to update this document, if it would be helpful to
> anyone...

As far as I am concerned, feel free to update the pdf.

> 
> 
> 
Roger

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