This is a discussion on printing multiple copies of a page under CUPS within the Linux Administration forums, part of the Linux Forums category; I have a Samsung ML-1210 laser printer attached to a Linux server running CUPS. Usually I'm just printing ...
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I have a Samsung ML-1210 laser printer attached to a Linux server
running CUPS. Usually I'm just printing short items but every now and then I print several hundred copies of a single-page item, such as a newsletter. If I print from a Windows box, everything goes great. However, if I print from a Linux box using the same software, the printer slows to a crawl. It looks like the Windows driver is sending the page to the printer then telling it to print multiple copies, while the Linux driver seems to be sending the page to the printer for each copy. I could be totally wrong on this, but for some reason there is a very long delay between pages under Linux and it occurs whether I am using OpenOffice or Acrobat or GPDF, etc.. The delay is long enough to rule out printing multiple copies using Linux. I have to use Windows. Needless to say, I find this arrangement unsatisfactory! Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? |