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How to Add Printer on Gnu/Linux Distros

GNU/Linux Desktops: Adding Printer Guide

Hi! This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on How to Add Printer on Linux desktops.

To successfully Add a Printer on Linux, the first step is to Download and Install the Printer Driver.

This guide covers setting up printers on Linux for popular brands such as: HP, Epson, Canon, Brother, Samsung, Pantum, Kyocera, Konica Minolta, Lexmark, and Fuji Xerox.

How to Add Printer on GNU/Linux Distros

GNU/Linux Printer Setup Guide

GNU/Linux Printer Driver Setup

The primary step in adding a printer on Linux is to identify your printer model and download the appropriate driver. Here’s how to do it:

  • Determine your printer model and manufacturer (e.g., HP, Epson).
  • Visit the manufacturer’s official website to find Linux-compatible drivers.
  • Download the driver package suited for your Linux distribution.
  • Install the driver by following the on-screen instructions or using terminal commands.
  • After installation, ensure that your printer is connected to the system.

Adding Printer on Linux

Once the driver is installed, you can add the printer to your Linux system:

  • Open the “Settings” menu and navigate to the “Printers” section.
  • Select “Add Printer” or a similar option.
  • Choose your printer from the list of available devices.
  • If prompted, select the installed driver or provide the path to it.
  • Complete the setup by following the on-screen instructions.

Testing and Troubleshooting

After adding the printer on Linux, it’s advisable to print a test page:

  • Go to the “Printers” section again.
  • Select your newly added printer.
  • Click on “Print Test Page” or a similar option.
  • If the test page prints successfully, your printer is ready for use!
  • For troubleshooting, consult the manufacturer’s support page or Linux forums.

With these steps, you should be able to add a printer on Linux without any issues. For more detailed guides on specific Linux distributions, refer to the provided links under each distro category.