GNU/Linux Lubuntu 20.04 Samsung Printer Setup – QuickStart Guide
Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Install Samsung Printer in Lubuntu 20.04 Focal LTS GNU/Linux Desktops.
And to Install Samsung Printer in Lubuntu Focal is easy thanks to the Unified Driver Developed from the University of Louisiana.
This Guide is good for near All Samsung Printers Models including:
- Samsung Color Laser Printers Drivers Installation on Lubuntu
- Samsung Color Multifunction Printers and Scanners Drivers Installation on Lubuntu
- Samsung Black & White Laser Printers Drivers Installation on Lubuntu
- Samsung Black & White Multifunction Printers and Scanners Drivers Installation on Lubuntu
Especially relevant: for ML-15xx, ML-16xx, ML-17xx, ML-2xxx, CLP-5xx, and CLP-6xx Models See Instead: How to Install Samsung Laser Printer Driver.
1. Launching Terminal
Open a Terminal Shell emulator window
Ctrl+Alt+t on Desktop
(Press “Enter” to Execute Commands).
2. Installing CUPS
Now to Install/Update CUPS Package
Run:sudo apt install cups cups-client cups-filters cups-ipp-utils
And if Freshly installed it need also to get Started
With:sudo service cups start
3. Setting Up Repository
Add Samsung Unified Linux Driver Repository
4. Installing Driver
Then to List All Available Printer/Scanner Samsung Drivers
Simply run:sudo apt search suld-driver
And then Find the Proper suld-driver to Install
Finally, Install Samsung Lubuntu Driver
Play:sudo apt install suld-driver-[RIGHTVERSION]
Substitute [RIGHTVERSION] with the Version found on the Suldr Web Page.
In case of any Issue you may see instead the GutenPrint Printer Drivers Suite that supports more than 60 Samsung Printer Models.Possibly, you may try to Install Samsung GUI Printer Manager
With:sudo apt install suld-configurator-2-qt4
5. Adding Samsung Printer
So now to Install Samsung Printer in Lubuntu
First, access the Menu Settings > Printers:How to Find Printer PPD File’s Location on Lubuntu
Or else try to Search it in the “Printers Database”.
6. Get Started Scanning
How to Get Started Scanning on GNU/Linux Desktops