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#Master pdf editor fedora drivers
W Printer drivers are deprecated and will stop working in a future version of CUPS. W Raw queues are deprecated and will stop working in a future version of CUPS.
The only "errors" I see in `/var/log/cups/access_log` are:Į Unknown directive IdleExitTimeout on line 12 of /etc/cups/nf.Į Minolta_C224e: File \"/usr/libexec/cups/filter/\" not available: No such file or directory Possibly I am not the only one to hit this: Once the PDF file is opened, you can edit different aspect such as text. Meanwhile I recompiled/reinstalled cups-filters with the "pdf" support and restarted `cupsd` and still printing from Libreoffice results in one-sided printouts. Open Master PDF Editor on your Linux computer. Could `cups` return a message to Libreoffice stating the selected `Printer lanuguage type` is wrong? Like Libreoffice parsing some output from some cups utility describing the capabilities? Edit and manage PDF documents on Linux with the help of this cross-platform and full-featured PDF suite.
Even if I knew I am not certain why Libreoffice can speak to the printer in PDF while just the duplex=on is ignored. I cannot find at an installation manual to check what the supposedly configure `-enable-pdf` flag really does. Im not personally comfortable downloading random packages off the internet so I was excited to see these still available from the official source. But provided `lpr` can print double-sided PDF file I assume this is a Libreoffice bug:ĬPU threads: 4 OS: Linux 6.1 UI render: default VCL: gtk3 I know this isnt something you asked for, but in case it helps somebody else, it seems the latest official packages for Master PDF Editor 4 are still available from the vendors site. The cups package *was* compiled with *pdf* and *postscript* options, so only the filters were "missing" some *pdf*-related stuff. I am on Gentoo Linux and I see cups-filters I recently recompiled without PDF support (postscript was left enabled) due to issues with dependency on `mupdf`. I can also `Export` from Libreoffice to PDF file and then print it using `lpr` (it comes out double-sided as expected). While this list is in no particular order, PDF Studio would perhaps still be in the first position if it was. I can work around that by setting `Printer language type` to `Postscript Level 2` or `Postscript Level 3`.
#Master pdf editor fedora driver
The driver is `HP Officejet Pro 7740 Series, hpcups 3.22.10`. Although I ha … ve Duplex=on settings in Libreoffice and even in cups I set default settings for my "HP OfficeJet Pro 7740 Wide Format All In One" (firmware version `EDWINXPP1N002.2246A.00`) printer to *enabled* it still prints pages one-sided (single-sided). Im not sure whether this is a bug or some misconfiguration.
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