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These commands are not magical incantations that will make everything good again. They need to be applied to your situation with a working brain. There is ONE magical incantation though: Code:
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You may already have Gdebi Package Installer installed. If not, then install it: Code:
sudo apt install gdebi Download cnijfilter2-5.90-1-deb.tar.gz from page 2 of: https://www.canon.com.au/printers/pi...ts3360/support Right click on the downloaded file and click on (c/o) Open with Archive Manager. c/o Extract. c/o Extract c/o Close c/o X. c/o cnijfilter2-5.90-1-deb folder. c/o packages and the required .deb file is cnijfilter2_5.90-1_amd64.deb. Right click on cnijfilter2_5.90-1_amd64.deb and open with Gdebi Package Installer. c/o Install package. You will notice that under Details, libgcc1 is necessary and will also be installed via Gdebi. |
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To be honest this problem occurs because of Canon.
The manufacturer is giving the customer an install wizard so it works out of the box on Microsoft. But it doesn't do that with Linux. The manufacturer is not making its drivers open-source. If the peripheral doesn't have 'Works seamlessly with ALL linux distros. Please buy this!' on the box - then don't buy it. Vote with your feet. Linux-users unite! |
On my Fedora system, lpinfo -m shows there are already 100 PIXMA models supported. If the TS-3360 isn't on the list, I would just pick one that's close and try it. Maybe every bell and whistle won't be supported.
To add a printer on most linux distros, just visit localhost:631 |
I have a Brother printer and I have never had any issues using their installation script for RPM or DEB.
Thanks smallpond! I did not know we could add printers from that address. |
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Thanks Hazel. I have been using Linux for years and i did not know that socket address existed. :)
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Firstly, I'm glad this thread has remained on topic.
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Have you tried opening cnijfilter2_5.90-1_amd64.deb with Gdebi as per post #19? |
locating gdebi in list of apps in dolphin
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