Does driverless printing supports ink level for most HP printers? For HP 2778 printer, Ubuntu shows ink level, Debian Testing does not
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I have a HP 2778 AIO printer which is working fine in both Ubuntu 22.10 & Debian Testing which I am dual booting. Both the OS uses driverless tech, though hplip also installed.
Ubuntu 22.10 shows the ink level using system-config-printer>properties: While Debian Bookworm (testing) does not show in system-config-printer>properties. How do I configure to get ink levels displayed in system-config-printer in Debian? |
Are both environments using the same driver?
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lpstat -t Code:
sudo egrep -i "name|model|filter" /etc/cups/ppd/* |
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This is the output of lpstat & grepping of /etc/cups/ppd/ in both distros: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/PHJ7W2wBSW/ Also, system-config-printer is of a recent version (1.5.18) in Ubuntu. While, Debian Testing has got only system-config-printer version: 1.5.16-1. |
I doubt that the configuration utility version makes any difference here.
I see you are getting help from https://askubuntu.com/questions/1437...0-wirelessly-h and https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?p=762882 As the discussions seem to have progressed further there I'll jump away from this. Good luck. :) |
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If you want an accurate ink level on HP printers you might try the hplip tools since they are explicitly designed for management of HP printers.
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