It’s weird because it did not even print different shades of gray (for the colors), as though I set it to print to black-and-white, when clearly I did not.
Anyone know the solution here?
Thanks.
It’s weird because it did not even print different shades of gray (for the colors), as though I set it to print to black-and-white, when clearly I did not.
Anyone know the solution here?
Thanks.
Yeap…in your browser type http://localhost:631/
this brings CUPS up …there you should find your printer and the settings
…or, Assuming you use KDE under Utilities=> printing…again cups opens in your browser
cheers from OZ
This did not help because the color option is on by default. I think there could be something wrong with the driver. I did updated the kernel and Gnome 3.20.2 from their respective repos a few times. Now I’m using kernel 2.6.36-rc7-27-desktop and Gnome is still 3.20.2 but updated.
Maybe I should reinstall the Canon driver.
Maybe I should reinstall the Canon driver.
Good idea.