First my experience:
I'm newish to linux (I've played around with Debian before), but am very comfortable in windows.
I set up a computer with Kubuntu (Dapper) on it to play around and learn about it... Everything set up and worked flawlessly (This has been my best Linux experience ever).... However
I can't seem to install my network printer. It is on a Windows 2003 server machine, an Epson Stylus Color r200. I installed the linux printing extras on it.
I add printer, select windows (smb) from the list, fill in the info. I click scan. I can see my work group, but the printer does not appear. I also do not see it when browsing the network (though I see all my other shares and can read/write files to the server). Oddly however I found a command I type in on the command line (which escapes me a the moment), and that seems to list all of my shares (including the printer) on the list.
If I just click next, and install the driver it doesn't work.
My windows computers can browse it fine, and install the network.
Any ideas?
I'm newish to linux (I've played around with Debian before), but am very comfortable in windows.
I set up a computer with Kubuntu (Dapper) on it to play around and learn about it... Everything set up and worked flawlessly (This has been my best Linux experience ever).... However
I can't seem to install my network printer. It is on a Windows 2003 server machine, an Epson Stylus Color r200. I installed the linux printing extras on it.
I add printer, select windows (smb) from the list, fill in the info. I click scan. I can see my work group, but the printer does not appear. I also do not see it when browsing the network (though I see all my other shares and can read/write files to the server). Oddly however I found a command I type in on the command line (which escapes me a the moment), and that seems to list all of my shares (including the printer) on the list.
If I just click next, and install the driver it doesn't work.
My windows computers can browse it fine, and install the network.
Any ideas?
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