Como puedo instalar las impresoras sin conexión a la web me encontre esto en la web, pero no se como instalarla.Baje de la canon s100 el ppd y de la bjc-1000 gutenprinter x86 32 bits, que hago con esto????
Gracias
Canon S100
Color inkjet printer, max. 720x360 dpi, works Mostly
Recommended driver: bjc600 (Home page, view PPD, download PPD)
Generic instructions for: CUPS, LPD, LPRng, PPR, PDQ, no spooler
Canon BJC-1000
Color inkjet printer, max. 360x360 dpi, works Mostly
Recommended driver: gutenprint (Home page, driver for: x86 32 bit, x86 64 bit, How to install)
Generic instructions for: CUPS, LPD, LPRng, PPR, PDQ, no spooler
Instalación BJC-1000 Distribution-Indpendent Printer Driver Packages on the OpenPrinting Site
To make installing printer drivers not provided by the Linux distributions easier for users, and to make providing printer drivers easier for the printer manufacturers, we have introduced a new concept of distribution-independent printer driver packages.
The packages are based on the LSB 3.1, so they will work on all Linux distributions which are LSB-3.1 compliant (current Red Hat/Fedora, Novell/SuSE, Ubuntu, Mandriva, ...). As LSB 3.1 does not have requirements on the printing infrastructure, you will have to do some additional simple preparation steps to be able to use these packages on LSB-3.1-compliant Linux distributions. For LSB-3.2-compliant distributions (LSB 3.2 will be released in the middle of this year) these steps are not needed, as the new printing-related requirements will include them already.
Preparation of LSB-compliant distributions
Before installing the first driver package do these steps once. For further installations of driver packages you do not need to repeat them.
• Install the "lsb" package. This makes your installed system LSB-compliant.
The following steps are not needed on LSB-3.2-compliant Linux distributions.
• Add the LSB 3.2 requirements for printing by installing CUPS, foomatic-filters, ESP Ghostscript 8.15.3 or newer or GPL Ghostscript 8.60 or newer (on most distributions they are already installed)
On Ubuntu or Debian unstable you do not need to do the following step.
• Install the fhs-printingdirs package or do:
mkdir -p /usr/share/ppd
ln -s /usr/share/ppd /usr/share/cups/model/0-driverppds
Installing the driver package
• Download the desired driver package. Take care of the system architecture (normal PCs are "x86 32 bit", most Macs are "Power PC"). If your browser opens a media player plug-in, click the "Back" button of the browser, right-click the link for the package, and choose "Save as...".
• If you have a non-RPM-based distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware, ...), convert the downloaded driver package(s) with alien (the packages are provided as RPM packages). Do (On Ubuntu, preceed the command by "sudo", on other distributions, run it as root):
alien --scripts <name of the downloaded RPM package>
• Install the driver package with the package installation tool provided by your distribution. Use "rpm" for .rpm packages on distributions like Red Hat/Fedora, Novell/SuSE, Mandriva, ... Use "dpkg" for .deb packages on Ubuntu, Debian, ... The commands should look like this (execute the appropriate command as root, or on Ubuntu preceeded by "sudo"):
rpm -Uvh <name of the downloaded RPM package>
dpkg -i <name of the .deb package generated with alien>
• Set up a print queue with your distribution's printer setup tool.
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