Written by ilgrosso
Yesterday evening I had to print out a photo of my son: since the only ready
PC in the neighbourhood was my
brand
new Linux powered laptop, I just plug in the USB cable of my
HP
Deskjet F300 all-in-one.
Without paying any attention, I switched it on, being prepared to go through the
usual CUPS story, when some popups on the bottom right of my KDE desktop
appeared saying that scanner and printer were been successfully configured. Just
a quick test to verify that everything was actually working and voilà. Great!
I still remember what, years ago, I had to do to make my old Epson Stylus Color 740 able to operate, and without any success guarantee: modprobe, lsusb, /var/log/syslog, dmesg...
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