Should auto-set fail and debugging cups-browsed is an unattactive proposition or there is a more complex situation to resolve, a manual queue setup with lpadmin, the CUPS web interface or system-config-printer is recommended.ĭriverless printing for CUPS and cups-filters is here to stay.

In that case, the printer would almost certainly offer the IPP-over-USB protocol if it has been manufactured after mid-2012.ĭebian 11 (bullseye) is geared up to auto-setup network and USB print queues with cups-browsed. It would be unusual for a network printer not to provide a USB connection too. Just look for AirPrint on the box or in the literature. Therefore, AirPrint-capability is a sufficient criterion regarding whether a printer can be operated driverlessly on Debian. However, it is observed that all PCLm, PWG raster or PDF printers also support Apple raster. A user can be assured of having such a device when it is network-capable and it isĪ Mopria-certified device calls for PWG raster, PCLm or PDF to be available as a PDL.

CUPS and Driverless Printing: Miscellaneousĭriverless printing requires a modern printer.

IPP-over-USB: Investigation and Troubleshooting.

IPP-over-USB: Automatic Discovery and Setup.

Creating a Driverless Print Queue with cups-browsed.Creating a Driverless Print Queue with cups-browsed (Short Version).Creating a Driverless Print Queue with system-config-printer.Creating a Driverless Print Queue with the CUPS Web Interface.Creating a Driverless Print Queue with lpadmin.Creating a Driverless Print Queue with lpadmin (Short Version).

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