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| committer | Roger Leigh <rleigh@debian.org> | 2008-10-26 16:16:09 +0000 |
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@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -Welcome to Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc2! Please read these release notes +Welcome to Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc3! Please read these release notes carefully. Gutenprint, formerly named Gimp-Print, is a suite of printer drivers @@ -19,46 +19,103 @@ important) piece of the package. Furthermore, the name Gutenprint recognizes Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of the movable type printing press. Finally, the word "guten" means "good" in German. -Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc2 is the second release candidate of Gutenprint -5.0, and incorporates extensive feedback from the first release -candidate. It is based on the Gimp-Print 4.3 series that has been in -development for over three years, and includes many improvements over -the very popular 4.2 series. This release is believed to be quite -stable, but further testing is required before final release. We -believe this release to be stable enough for day to day use, and -encourage people to test it and report their results. - -Gutenprint currently contains over 200 drivers supporting in excess of -700 printer models. - -The CUPS driver requires CUPS 1.1.15 or higher. If you wish to build -this from source, you may need to install a package named "cups-devel" -or something similar. Please the rest of the release notes, in -particular the Exceptions and Workarounds, for full details on -installation, as there is important information to be aware of. CUPS -is the printing system used on Macintosh OS X 10.2 and above, and many -other systems use it. The combination of CUPS and Gutenprint provides -a flexible, general purpose printing system capable of producing the -highest quality output with any of the printers supported by this -package. We strongly recommend using CUPS with Gutenprint as a -general-purpose printing solution. +Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc3 is the third release candidate of Gutenprint 5.0, +and incorporates extensive feedback from the first release candidate. +It is based on the Gimp-Print 4.3 series that has been in development +for over three years, and includes many improvements over the very +popular 4.2 series. This release is believed to be quite stable, but +further testing is required before final release. We believe this +release to be stable enough for day to day use, and encourage people +to test it and report their results. + +Gutenprint currently supports over 700 printer models. + +These release notes contain the following sections: + +I) General Requirements +II) Changes from Previous Releases + A) Changes from 5.0.0-rc2 to 5.0.0-rc3 + B) Changes from 5.0.0-rc1 to 5.0.0-rc2 +III) Overall changes from 4.2 to 5.0. + A) General user-visible changes + B) New Functionality + C) Changes to the Print plugin for the GIMP + D) Changes to the CUPS interface + E) Changes to the Ghostscript driver + F) Changes to the Foomatic data generator + G) Quality improvements + H) Architectural Changes +IV) Exceptions and Workarounds + A) General Issues + B) Build/Installation Issues +V) Supported Printers + A) List of Supported Printers + B) Printer-specific notes +VI) List of supported options + A) Basic Printer Options + B) Advanced Printer Options + C) Specialized Printer Options + D) Basic Output Controls + E) Basic Output Adjustments + F) Advanced Output Adjustments + G) Output Density (Ink Quantity) Controls + H) Gray Balance Controls + I) Output Gamma Controls + J) Gray Generation Controls + K) Output Linearization Curves (GIMP Plugin Only) + L) Detailed Color Correction Curves (GIMP Plugin Only) + M) Specialized Output Controls + N) Transition Controls + O) Foomatic-Only Options + + +================================================================ + +I) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS + +Gutenprint will run on any reasonably modern computer running Linux, +Macintosh OS X (10.2 or above), Solaris, or any other UNIX-like +operating system. If you plan to compile this package from source, +you will also need an ANSI C compiler, such as gcc (recommended). A +compiler is not required if you are installing a pre-compiled package. + +Processor and memory requirements vary depending upon the printer and +runtime options selected; it is suggested that you have at least 64 MB +of memory for general purpose printing, 256 MB or more for high +quality printing on a good printer, and 1 GB or more for large format +printing at high resolution. You should have at least 50 MB of free +disk space to compile and install Gutenprint. Disk space requirements +for printing will vary depending upon how you use Gutenprint, but are +generally modest except as noted below. We recommend a processor +speed of at least 300 MHz. Fast printers may require a faster +processor to achieve maximum printing speed. + +For general use, you should have the Common UNIX Printing System, CUPS +(version 1.1.15 or above) or Foomatic (2.0 or above) installed. +Please the rest of the release notes, in particular the Exceptions and +Workarounds, for full details on installation, as there is important +information to be aware of. CUPS is the printing system used on +Macintosh OS X 10.2 and above, and many other systems use it. The +combination of CUPS and Gutenprint provides a flexible, general +purpose printing system capable of producing the highest quality +output with any of the printers supported by this package. We +strongly recommend using CUPS with Gutenprint as a general-purpose +printing solution. The Print plug-in for the GIMP requires either the GIMP 2.0 or above, -or 1.2.3 or above on the 1.2 line (1.2.5 is recommended), or the GIMP -2.0 or above. You may need to install packages named "gimp-devel", -"gtk-devel", and "glib-devel" (or similar equivalents) on many -systems. For GIMP 2.0, you may need to install "gimp2-devel", -"gtk2-devel", "glib2-devel", and possibly other packages as well. -This plug-in will work with any printing system, and offers a -comprehensive user interface to control all aspects of the printing -process. +or 1.2.3 or above on the 1.2 line (1.2.5 is recommended). This +plug-in will work with any printing system, and offers a comprehensive +user interface to control all aspects of the printing process. If you +are printing photographs in large format from the GIMP at very high +resolution, disk space requirements may be substantial, and we +recommend at least 2 GB of free disk space for that purpose. The Ghostscript driver requires GNU Ghostscript 6.53 or higher, ESP Ghostscript 7.05 or higher, or AFPL Ghostscript 7.04 or higher. It uses the IJS package included with these versions of Ghostscript to create a driver that may be built much more easily than traditional -Ghostscript drivers. The options for this driver are very complex, -and it is normally used with the Foomatic driver integration system. +Ghostscript drivers. This driver should be used in conjunction with +Foomatic to configure printers. Users of Macintosh OS X 10.2 (Jaguar), 10.3 (Panther), and 10.4 (Tiger) can use this package, as the printing system is based on CUPS. @@ -68,28 +125,215 @@ We strongly recommend that OS X users use the pre-built package rather than attempt to build it themselves. NOTE: This package will not work with any version of OS X 10.0 and -10.1 (such as 10.1.5), as those systems do not use CUPS as their -printing system. This is NOT going to be fixed; you must upgrade to -at least OS X 10.2 in order to use this package. The reason why is -that OS X 10.2 and above use CUPS as the basis of the printing system. -OS X 10.0 and 10.1 use a different system that would require a -separate driver, and we do not plan to write that driver. +10.1 (such as 10.1.5). The printing system used with these versions +of OS X is not compatible with Gutenprint. OS X 10.2 and above use +CUPS as the basis of the printing system, which is compatible with +Gutenprint. The README file included with this package provides full instructions for building and installing Gutenprint. -These release notes contain the following sections: - -1) Changes from 5.0.0-rc1 to 5.0.0-rc2 -2) Overall changes from 4.2 to 5.0. -3) Known build/installation issues -4) List of supported printers -5) Printer-specific notes ================================================================ -* Major changes between Gutenprint 5.0.0 release candidate 1 and - Gutenprint 5.0.0 release candidate 2: +II) MAJOR CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS RELEASES + +A) MAJOR CHANGES BETWEEN GUTENPRINT 5.0.0 RELEASE CANDIDATE 2 AND + GUTENPRINT 5.0.0 RELEASE CANDIDATE 3: + + 1) The package now offers explicit support for many more printers. + All printers supported by Gutenprint are now listed explicitly + rather than via the compatibility list. As a result, CUPS PPD + files and Foomatic are now generated for each supported printer. + + 2) CUPS and Foomatic/IJS now produce correctly dimensioned and + positioned output. Previous pre-releases of Gutenprint 5.0 + produced incorrectly dimensioned and/or positioned (offset from + the correct position) output in certain cases. This happened in + the following circumstances: + + a) When a printer capable of optional full-bleed or borderless + operation was used in full-bleed/borderless mode, the output + was stretched to fit the expanded dimensions. The result was + that lines of specified lengths were printed slightly longer + than desired, and since the vertical and horizontal stretching + was normally not identical, the output was distorted slightly. + + b) When printing directly to a CD, the output was shrunk + horizontally and/or positioned incorrectly by a small amount + (typically a few mm). + + c) Depending upon the application doing the printing and the + printer selected, the output was shifted down and to the right + by several mm. + + The PPD files and driver have been modified to specify zero + borders in all cases when a printer with borderless capability is + used. If normal (non-borderless) mode is selected, the border is + simply not printed, leaving correct dimensions for everything + within the imageable area. However, as a result of this, the + driver no longer prints true full bleed (overprinting the edge of + the page). The margins are set to zero, and typically there will + be very narrow unprinted margins (less than 1 mm) on one or more + sides. + + Printing to CD's works correctly whether or not full bleed mode + is selected. + + This change has no effect in the GIMP plugin and in other + applications which directly use Gutenprint, as there was never + any problem in those contexts. + + 3) The IJS driver now correctly ejects the last page of a job. + Previously it did not always eject the last page with certain + Epson printers. + + 4) The Epson Stylus Photo R800, R1800, R2400, and related printers + should now print at full speed in all cases. Previously these + printers were extremely slow (about 10 times slower than normal) + in many cases. + + Related to this, the list of resolutions offered for these + printers are slightly different from before. Resolutions above + 2880x1440 DPI are no longer offered; instead, resolutions of + 2880x1440 high quality and 2880x1440 highest quality are offered. + These resolutions use extra passes of the print head to reduce + banding. In addition, these resolutions are actually 1440 DPI + horizontally and 2880 DPI vertically. + + 5) The HP DeskJet 690 and other supported PCL printers capable of + 6-color photo printing (such as the Apollo P-2100 and Apple Color + StyleWriter 4500) no longer result in the driver crashing if + black and white output mode was selected. Also, Canon printers + capable of 6 or 7 color photo printing no longer result in a + crash if black and white output mode is selected. + + 6) Canon and Lexmark inkjet printers now print if color output mode + is selected with a black and white cartridge installed. + Previously this was not possible in the GIMP plugin; the CUPS and + Foomatic drivers permitted this to be set, but gave a runtime + error when a job with these settings was printed. These printers + now accept the job and simply print it in black and white. + + 7) The cleaning and nozzle check functions of escputil now work + properly on most printers, and escputil no longer crashes if you + type ctrl-D to a command prompt. In addition, the status printed + via the status command is now much more readable. + + 8) The color quality for the Epson R300, R800, R2400, and related + printers has been improved. + + 9) Raw output now works correctly on the Epson R800 and R1800. + + 10) The Canon driver now handles color and grayscale, and also photo + ink cartridges (previously it sometimes handled these incorrectly + or even crashed). However, many of these printers still do not + print correctly with a photo cartridge installed (the width of + the printout is incorrect). + + 11) The GIMP plugin now displays the thumbnail image correctly in CMY + mode (previously it displayed incorrect colors). + + 12) Experimental support for the Japan-market Epson printers PM-A900, + PM-D800, PM-G730, and PX-V630, and preliminary support for the + PM-A650, PM-A750, and PM-A890. + + 13) The definition of the Epson Stylus CX3500, CX3600, CX3650, + CX4100, CX4200, CX4500, CX4600, CX4700, CX4800, CX5700, CX5800, + CX7700, CX7800, DX4200, DX4250, DX4800, and PX-A650 have been + corrected. The DX4800 now works correctly; the color output for + all of these printers has been corrected. All of these printers + also now print at full speed; they previously printed extremely + slowly in many cases. + + The list of resolutions is also slightly different from before; + the 2880x1440 DPI resolution is no longer offered; instead, + resolutions of 1440x1440 high quality and 1440x1440 highest + quality are offered. These resolutions use extra passes of the + print head to reduce banding. + + 14) A new option for generating simplified PPD files for CUPS has + been added. The --enable-simplified-cups-ppds=yes option to + configure allows generating PPD files with only basic options + (including only common paper sizes) in addition to the normal, + full-featured PPD files; --enable-simplified-cups-ppds=only + generates only the simplified PPD files. The -a and -s options + to cups-genppd.5.0 may be used manually to do the same thing. + This is discussed in the README file. + + 15) cups-genppdupdate.5.0 has significant enhancements: + + * A new option, -N, causes cups-genppdupdate.5.0 to not merge + options from the old PPD file into the new file. This can be + used to reset a CUPS+Gutenprint PPD file to its original state. + + * A new option, -o, causes cups-genppdupdate.5.0 to output the + PPD files into a different directory. + + * It is now possible to specify individual PPD files or printer + queue names on the command line to only update/reset specific + PPD files. + + * The program no longer tries and fails to update Foomatic-based + PPD files. + + 16) The Foomatic data generator now generates simplified data (using + a driver name of "gutenprint-ijs-simplified.5.0") in addition to + the standard, full-featured data (gutenprint-ijs.5.0). + + 17) The input slots (media sources) have been corrected for the + Epson Stylus Photo R1800, R2400, and RX700. + + 18) New options to escputil allow specifying the number of line pairs + and number of patterns for head alignment explicitly, if needed. + In addition, the number of line pairs for the Epson Stylus Photo + 700 has been changed from 7 to 15. + + 19) A few build problems have been fixed. + + 20) A Hungarian translation has been added. + + 21) The configure script now prints out a summary of configuration + options selected at the end of the script run. For developers, + "autogen.sh --help" now prints out the configure help if the + configure script exists. + + 22) The Lexmark driver should now print correctly (this is only + partially tested). + + 23) Chilean Office, Chilean Double Letter, and Chilean Double Office + paper sizes have been added. + + 24) An error in the Czech, Danish, and Portuguese translations that + caused the GIMP plugin to emit a warning at startup has been + fixed. + + 25) The package is now built with libtool 1.5.22. + +The following bugs have been fixed since Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc3: + +1318890 Borderless print scaled wrongly +1379402 BJC-4400: SEGFAULT (photo-ink/color mode) +1393755 [Feature Request] Chilean paper sizes. +1417600 escputil clean and nozzle check don't work on new printers +1417603 escputil seg faults if you type ctrl-D to prompt +1421674 Gutenprint 5.0.0rc2 crashes in Mac OS X 10.2.8 +1422101 Raw output does not work on R800 and related printers +1425951 Bug#351731: Fails in alignment with stylos photo 700 +1447115 Epson driver broken in RC2 (DX4850) +1458059 Lexmark Z52 not working +1458911 Very poor performance with Epson R2400, R800, and R1800 +1466678 Epson Stylus Photo R300 fails to eject last page +1467956 Print to CD prints incorrectly with CUPS driver +1478819 bad translation format +1487715 HP DeskJet 690 and related crash in grayscale w/photo ink +1487717 Canon/Lexmark printers fail in color mode w/BW inks +1487720 Canon printers crash in grayscale with photo ink + +---------------- + +B) MAJOR CHANGES BETWEEN GUTENPRINT 5.0.0 RELEASE CANDIDATE 1 AND + GUTENPRINT 5.0.0 RELEASE CANDIDATE 2: 1) The Postscript driver now produces more accurate colors. Previous releases produced overly pale colors with the default @@ -113,7 +357,7 @@ These release notes contain the following sections: Related to this, the CUPS driver now handles Quality properly. 5) A description of all options supported by Gutenprint has been - added, in doc/gutenprint-options. + added. 6) cups-genppdupdate now preserves the ownership and permissions of the PPD files being updated, rather than forcibly setting the @@ -204,17 +448,13 @@ The following bugs have been fixed in Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc2: ================================================================ -Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: +III) OVERALL CHANGES BETWEEN GIMP-PRINT 4.2 AND GUTENPRINT 5.0: -* General User-Visible Changes: +A) GENERAL USER-VISIBLE CHANGES: - 1) In general, Gutenprint 5.0 is very different from Gimp-Print 4.2. - Gutenprint 5.0 offers many new options (which are described - separately below), and many options that are present in both 4.2 - and 5.0 function differently in the two releases. In addition, - the API is different. Finally, the color correction is quite - different, and profiles created with the 4.2 driver will not - function well with the 5.0 driver. + 1) Gutenprint offers many new options, which are described + separately below. Many other options that are present in both + 4.2 and 5.0 function differently between the two releases. 2) Options in the CUPS driver and GIMP plugin are now grouped according to function. This work is still in progress, and @@ -269,6 +509,14 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: their own linearization and ink limiting may wish to use the Raw color correction mode, which does not adjust the density. + Any profiles generated against Gimp-Print 4.2 are unlikely to + produce good results with Gutenprint 5.0. The color generation + is sufficiently different that you will need to create new + profiles against Gutenprint 5.0. In general, color adjustment + should not change between Gutenprint 5.0 releases starting with + release 5.0.0. Color adjustments may change during beta + (5.0.0-beta) and release candidate (5.0.0-rc) phases. + 6) The old man pages, and src/ghost/README, have been withdrawn. These pages, and the Ghostscript README file, were based on the Gimp-Print 4.2 options, which were much less extensive than the @@ -283,7 +531,9 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: and consumes a significant amount of space in the installation. -* New Functionality: +---------------- + +B) NEW FUNCTIONALITY: 1) This release offers a new "curve" data type, permitting very precise adjustments of output. Currently the curves are only @@ -345,6 +595,11 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: CD. This fine adjustment setting is not available in the Foomatic interface at present. + To print to a CD, you need to select the "Print to CD" media + source (input slot). You must also select the appropriate page + size (3" CD or 5" CD). Note that this is different from the + instructions Epson provides, which specify A4 media size. + 9) The Epson driver now offers a choice of print head weave patterns. In addition to simplifying the resolution choices for Epson Stylus Pro printers, this offers an additional control for @@ -416,6 +671,10 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: older printers, it simply returns the standard ink information. + * The status command now prints status in a human-readable format + rather than simply reporting the raw information returned by + the printer. + * Ink level detection now works on all known supported printers, and may work on other non-supported printers. Previously it did not work on some newer printers. However, it is somewhat @@ -446,7 +705,9 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: option is not normally required and is disabled by default. -* Changes to the Print plugin for the GIMP: +---------------- + +C) CHANGES TO THE PRINT PLUGIN FOR THE GIMP: 1) A new plugin for the GIMP 2.x is now provided. @@ -480,7 +741,10 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: what's being printed, enabling and disabling options as appropriate. - 8) If you are using an older version of the GIMP 1.2, and the GIMP + 8) The plugin now lists printers grouped by manufacturer, rather + than a single long list. + + 9) If you are using an older version of the GIMP 1.2, and the GIMP is installed in a non-standard location on your system such that you cannot run configure in Gutenprint without using --with-gimp-prefix or --with-gimp-exec-prefix, please read item @@ -489,7 +753,9 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: system, you should read the same material. -* Changes to the CUPS driver: +---------------- + +D) CHANGES TO THE CUPS INTERFACE: 1) The CUPS PPD files now offer both fine and coarse adjustments for all color controls, permitting much finer control over output (in @@ -515,7 +781,26 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: files based on Gimp-Print 4.2, or Gimp-Print 4.3 releases prior to 4.3.21. - 5) The CUPS driver now offers 16-bit printing as an option with ESP + 5) On printers capable of borderless output, the CUPS driver now + advertises (via the *ImageableArea in PPD files) the full page + dimension, and crops the output if the borderless mode is not + selected. If borderless mode is selected, the full image (up to + the limits of the printer) will be printed. + + This compromise is necessitated by the fact that PPD files can + only supply a single imageable area for a particular page size, + so it was necessary to select which imageable area to provide. + In early prereleases of Gutenprint 5.0, we supplied the normal + page area, and stretched the output if the user selected full + bleed. This caused problems for many users, in that it was not + possible to print the full surface of the paper while preserving + dimensions. + + Based on user feedback, we determined that the best solution is + to provide the full page size as the imageable area and crop the + result if full bleed mode is not selected. + + 6) The CUPS driver now offers 16-bit printing as an option with ESP Ghostscript 8.15, and Apple Macintosh OS X 10.4 ("Tiger"), using the new Color Precision control. Setting Color Precision to "Best" enables 16-bit printing if the system supports it; setting @@ -529,7 +814,7 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: highlights where it might be visible with 8-bit color computation. It may be somewhat slower than 8-bit printing. - 6) Due to the implementation of CUPS, it is necessary on some + 7) Due to the implementation of CUPS, it is necessary on some systems to link the programs associated with the CUPS driver (in particular, cups-genppd and rastertogutenprint) statically against the Gutenprint library. Please see bugs 865253 and @@ -544,7 +829,9 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: procedure. -* Changes to the Ghostscript driver: +---------------- + +E) CHANGES TO THE GHOSTSCRIPT DRIVER: 1) The stp driver, a monolithic (traditional) Ghostscript driver used with Ghostscript 5.10, 5.50, and 6.51, has been withdrawn. @@ -571,7 +858,9 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: with AFPL Ghostscript with no license conflict. -* Changes to Foomatic data generation: +---------------- + +F) CHANGES TO FOOMATIC DATA GENERATION: 1) The Ghostscript IJS driver now functions only with Foomatic PPD files created for the matching version of Gutenprint, providing @@ -587,8 +876,29 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: permitting a parallel installation or gradual switchover between 4.2 and 5.0-based releases. + 3) On printers capable of borderless output, the Foomatic driver now + advertises (via the *ImageableArea in PPD files) the full page + dimension, and crops the output if the borderless mode is not + selected. If borderless mode is selected, the full image (up to + the limits of the printer) will be printed. + + This compromise is necessitated by the fact that PPD files can + only supply a single imageable area for a particular page size, + so it was necessary to select which imageable area to provide. + In early prereleases of Gutenprint 5.0, we supplied the normal + page area, and stretched the output if the user selected full + bleed. This caused problems for many users, in that it was not + possible to print the full surface of the paper while preserving + dimensions. -* Quality Improvements: + Based on user feedback, we determined that the best solution is + to provide the full page size as the imageable area and crop the + result if full bleed mode is not selected. + + +---------------- + +G) QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS: 1) Color and tonal accuracy is greatly improved compared to 4.2 while the gamut (range of printable colors) has been increased. @@ -669,7 +979,159 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: darker black on all paper types. -* Exceptions and Workarounds: +---------------- + +H) ARCHITECTURAL CHANGES: + + 1) Family drivers are now modular. A "family driver" is a + collection of printer drivers for one group of printers sharing a + common programming architecture, e. g. ESC/P2, PCL, Lexmark, + Canon. The drivers can be built as separate modules and loaded + at runtime as needed. + + 2) Color processing is now partially modularized. This architecture + will enable us, or others, to provide color management without + having to change the internal interfaces within Gutenprint. + + 3) New composite data types. Gutenprint 5.0 defines additional data + types. These types include: + + * Sequences, curves, and arrays. A sequence is a primitive + vector of numbers data type; curves and arrays provide + additional capabilities such as interpolation (for curves) and + multiple dimensions (for arrays). + + * Lists are a general ordered container of named objects of + arbitrary type. They are used throughout the core library in a + variety of ways. The creator of a list can specify + constructor, destructor, name comparison, copy, and sort + operations on list members. + + * Parameters, which are part of the options system described + below. In addition to storing values and descriptions of the + parameter, parameters can be queried to determine defaults and + constraints. Parameter lists (which use the list container + internally) are also defined as part of this. + + * String lists are used in various ways; in particular, they are + used by the parameter system to inform programs of the + available choices of values for string-valued parameters. + + 4) Complete overhaul of the options system. Rather than offering a + fixed set of operations, family drivers, color modules, etc. can + now offer a wide variety of options using a predefined set of + data types. The data types currently supported are strings + picked from a list, floating point numbers, integers, curves, + arrays, Boolean values, dimensions, and filenames. + + The new options system provides a flexible way for drivers to + inform applications of default values and UI hints, the ability + to selectively enable and disable options, and a generalized way + of verifying legality of option choices. + + 5) The coordinate system has been changed from bottom left to top + left of the page, and the printable area can now extend beyond + the edge of the page. The result is a more intuitive coordinate + system for driver writers that matches the coordinate system of + printers, and the ability to do true full bleed. + + 6) The specification of color correction, input, and output modes + has been completely revised, permitting applications to specify + input mode, output mode, channel bit depth, and color correction + completely independently. This architecture is also more + extensible. + + 7) Complete overhaul of the black generation in CMYK output. Black + generation is now performed in the color code rather than the + dither code. This simplifies the dither code, puts the CMYK + generation where it should be, and improves overall flexibility. + + 8) Complete overhaul of the multi-tone (photo or quadtone) ink + processing architecture (channels). Instead of being processed + as part of the dithering code as in 4.2, where ink drops of + lighter inks were assigned virtual values proportional to their + darkness as well as their size, this is now processed after the + initial color conversion. This has a number of major advantages: + + * As the actual amount of ink to be printed is visible to the + color code, the color code can do ink limiting without fear + that the dither code will change the amount of ink to be + printed. + + * It ensures that the same proportions of inks will be printed at + any density and resolution. In 4.2, the ramp from light to + dark ink varied depending upon the dot sizes available and + hence the resolution. This has already been demonstrated to + yield much better linearity and much more neutral gray scale + with even very modest tuning effort. + + * It enables use of all drop sizes of all ink tones. In 4.2, we + could not use the smallest drop size of dark ink, because the + virtual dot size of a small dot of dark ink is typically close + to the virtual dot size of a large dot of small ink. This + would yield very sharp transition, and perhaps even result in + more light ink printed in darker regions than in lighter + regions. With channel processing separate from dithering, this + concern no longer exists; we can safely use small drops of dark + ink, improving smoothness. + + * It enables the color code to do ink limiting intelligently + without concern that the dither code will rearrange things + behind its back. + + * It greatly simplifies the specification of inks. With drop + size and darkness orthogonal, family drivers can greatly + simplify their tables of inks. + + * Dither algorithms can choose to ignore smaller drop sizes if + they wish to offer fast operation. + + * Applications with special requirements can now access the raw + ink channels directly. This facility was used to create a + mechanism to more accurately tune printer inks. + + 9) The color system can now generate arbitrary ink colors, lifting + the CMYK-only restriction in previous versions of the package. + This permits full support for the Epson Stylus Photo R800 and + R1800, which use red and blue ink in addition to the traditional + CMYK. + + 10) Use of true XML to store data about printers and paper sizes, and + to represent new data types (sequences, curves, and arrays). + This uses the "mxml" XML library, a fast, lightweight XML parser + written by Mike Sweet for this project. Currently, the use of + XML (as opposed to compiled-in data) is limited, but we expect + that this will change beyond the initial 5.0 release. + + 11) In addition to parameters, internal components such as family + drivers, color drivers, etc. can store arbitrary data in the + basic stp_vars_t object. This facility is used to simplify the + internal driver API; the family driver no longer needs to keep + track of dither, color, etc. information itself. + + 12) The Epson Stylus family driver has been decomposed into more + functionally distinct units. The data schema has been + considerably improved, and the code itself broken into more + easily maintained units. + + 13) The build system has been updated with a more contemporary + toolchain based on autoconf 2.5 and gettext 0.11. + + 14) The Print plugin for the GIMP has been decomposed into a UI + library and the core plugin. The user interface library is a + pure GTK-based library; the tiny GIMP plugin is a client of this + library. + + 15) Printer characteristics are exposed to the application level as + read-only parameters. This permits the escputil utility to not + duplicate information stored in the printer driver. + + +================================================================ + +IV) EXCEPTIONS AND WORKAROUNDS + +A) GENERAL ISSUES 1) Full bleed mode does not work completely correctly on most Epson printers at present. Typically there is a small margin at the @@ -690,19 +1152,23 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: most cases) or Bright color correction. It is possible that this release will not be able to drive some printers at full speed, particularly if your computer has a slow processor. Performance - has been only partially analyzed or tuned at present. We hope to - improve the performance prior to final release. + has been only partially analyzed or tuned at present. 5) The user's manual and developer's guide have not been updated for this release. - 6) With certain versions of CUPS and in certain non-default + +---------------- + +B) BUILD/INSTALLATION ISSUES + + 1) With certain versions of CUPS and in certain non-default configurations, if a new version of Gutenprint is installed over an existing version genppd will create PPD files based on the - older version of Gutenprint or Gimp-Print rather than the newer - version. This will happen if all of the following are true: + older version of Gutenprint rather than the newer version. This + will happen if all of the following are true: - 1) The cups-config provided by the CUPS driver adds + i) The cups-config provided by the CUPS driver adds -Wl,rpath=/usr/lib. This is done by some versions of CUPS reportedly because in some cases the runtime linker does not pick up libraries out of /usr/lib. This can be checked by @@ -714,12 +1180,12 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: "RUN_PATH", or the like. This is controlled by the CUPS installation on your system. - 2) There is presently a version of Gutenprint installed in /usr + ii) There is presently a version of Gutenprint installed in /usr (--prefix=/usr) rather than /usr/local or the like. The default location of Gutenprint installation is in /usr/local, but system vendors typically install Gutenprint in /usr. - 3) Gutenprint is built dynamically only (--disable-static). This + iii) Gutenprint is built dynamically only (--disable-static). This is not a default, and requires the explicit --disable-static on the Gutenprint "configure" command line. Therefore, if you build Gutenprint normally you should not be vulnerable to this @@ -735,7 +1201,7 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: In this case, the run path embedded in the genppd executable points to the version of Gutenprint installed in /usr/lib. This run path overrides any attempt by libtool to look in the build - directory. The result is that cups-genppd and rastertogimpprint + directory. The result is that cups-genppd and rastertogutenprint are run against the older version of Gutenprint. If the new version contains additional features (more printers, etc.) they will not be available. @@ -754,21 +1220,161 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: (because cups-config --ldflags sets the run path), there are three workarounds available: - 1) Build and install Gutenprint into /usr (rather than + i) Build and install Gutenprint into /usr (rather than /usr/local) and then rebuild Gutenprint from scratch. This - will install the correct libgimpprint.so in /usr/lib, and in + will install the correct libgutenprint.so in /usr/lib, and in the rebuild genppd will be run against the correct library. - 2) Remove the old version of Gimp-Print or Gutenprint prior to - building the new version of Gutenprint. The important files - to remove are anything named /usr/lib/libgimpprint*. - - 3) Edit cups-config to remove the reference to the run path. - - 7) There are multiple issues that one must be aware of when using + ii) Remove the old version of Gutenprint prior to building the + new version of Gutenprint. The important files to remove are + anything named /usr/lib/libgutenprint*. + + iii) Edit cups-config to remove the reference to the run path. + + 2) There is a known translation problem building the PPD files used + by the CUPS driver such that on many systems all of the PPD + files are in the English language. This causes CUPS tools, such + as KUPS or http://localhost:631 to display many copies of each + PPD file, all in the English (en) language. In fact, the PPD + files should be translated into many different languages. + + The PPD files are created by a program named "genppd" in the + src/cups directory. This program is called once for each + language, and creates all of the PPD files for the language in + one shot. + + The command 'zgrep' can be used to determine if genppd is + creating the PPD files correctly, as follows: + + src/cups$ zgrep LanguageVersion ppd/*/pcl-4.ppd.gz + ppd/C/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English + ppd/da/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: Danish + ppd/en_GB/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English-GB + ... + + If the PPD file for each language has a different language + version, the genppd program operated correctly. If instead the + output looks like this: + + src/cups$ zgrep LanguageVersion ppd/*/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz + ppd/C/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English + ppd/da/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English + ppd/en_GB/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English + ... + + the program did not operate correctly. + + If you do not have 'zgrep' on your system, you can gunzip the + PPD files, and use + + grep LanguageVersion ppd/*/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd + + to accomplish the same test. + + The normal mechanism for performing translations is to set the + LANG environment variable to the appropriate language prior to + running the program. This normally causes the program to search + the translations (normally in /usr/share/locale or + /usr/lib/locale) for the chosen language. When a specially + marked string is used, a special macro calls `gettext()' on the + string to retrieve the translation, and substitutes the + translation for the string in question. + + There are two problems with this approach in the context of + genppd. The translation engine is intended to be used after + installation, not during build, and this causes problems. + + i) At the time genppd is run, the translations have not been + installed in the normal system directories. Fortunately, + it's possible to tell the translation machinery (via + bindtextdomain) to look elsewhere for the translation + catalogs. What we do is install the catalogs in a temporary + directory under src/cups, and tell genppd to instruct the + translation machinery to look there. This workaround is + straightforward, and doesn't normally cause problems. + + ii) LANG only lets us pick a valid locale (normally determined by + listing the directories in /usr/share/locale or + /usr/lib/locale). Unfortunately, while language codes (which + form the base of locales) are standard, the actual locale + names aren't always. On some systems, the locale names are + just the language base names; on others, they are the + language names concatenated with country codes (e. g. en_US), + while on others they are language codes concatenated with + character sets. We are not aware of any workaround for this, + possibly short of actually running make install and then + rebuilding the PPD's. 'make install' will install the + message catalogs, and that may create the necessary locale + directories. This is not exactly a very elegant approach. + + The GNU gettext library (libintl.a) provides another environment + variable, LANGUAGE, which unconditionally looks up translations + according to the language, ignoring LANG and the LC_* + environment variables that are normally used for translation. + This library is no longer included with Gutenprint + (--with-included-gettext will not work). Install the GNU + gettext package first if you need libintl.a. Many systems + provide translation machinery in their standard libraries, and + it may not always be best to use foreign libraries to replace + standard system functionality. + + We have chosen to use LANGUAGE for this purpose, as the GNU + gettext library appears to offer the most reliable translation, + and LANGUAGE appears to offer the most reliable mechanism. We + have actually found that LANG and LC_* can interfere with + LANGUAGE, thus we do not use both. + + To determine if the translations are working, you must actually + inspect the PPD files. You will need to + + cd src/cups/ppd/sv + gunzip * + more * + + or the like to determine if this is successful. In particular, + look for LanguageVersion, and make sure that it is correct (it + should be "Swedish" in the sv directory, for example), and also + make sure that the paper sizes are also translated. We + currently suggest using the Swedish translation for this purpose + as it is the most complete. + + If packagers find that the PPD files are all in English, rather + than translated into the appropriate languages, we suggest the + following: + + i) Install GNU gettext (libintl). If your system is not based + on GNU libc (Linux usually is based on GNU libc; BSD, + Solaris, IRIX, etc. are not), you will need this to have any + possibility of creating the translated PPD files. + + ii) Run 'make install' to install the package (including the + message catalogs) onto the system first, and then do the + following: + + cd src/cups + rm ppd-stamp + make + + to rebuild the PPD files. Having the message catalogs on the + system may permit this to succeed. + + iii) Ensure that your system actually has locales named 'sv', + 'pl', and all of the other supported languages, and change + LANGUAGE to something more appropriate (most likely LANG, + LC_MESSAGES, or LC_ALL). + + iv) Build the PPD files on a Linux-based system; they are + portable. + + v) Use --disable-translated-cups-ppds on the configure command line + to suppress the translated PPD files altogether. + + Please feel free to contact us about this issue. + + 3) There are multiple issues that one must be aware of when using Foomatic with Gutenprint. - 1) Before installing any new release of Gutenprint 5.0, you must + i) Before installing any new release of Gutenprint 5.0, you must manually remove any existing Foomatic option files. This is because the Foomatic utility to load data kits (foomatic-kitload) does not remove obsolete data files from @@ -776,7 +1382,7 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: you generate will be incorrect and printing may work incorrectly or not at all. - Foomatic option files are usually located in + Foomatic option files are usually located in /usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/opt @@ -815,7 +1421,7 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: site (http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net) for updated instructions about this. - 2) Unlike with the CUPS native driver, there is no simple way to + ii) Unlike with the CUPS native driver, there is no simple way to update all PPD files when you install a new version of Gutenprint. You must either use the foomatic-ppdfile command to upgrade PPD files individually, or foomatic-compiledb to @@ -823,20 +1429,78 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: to install new PPD files, in which case you may use that method. - 3) The Foomatic data is version locked to the Gutenprint release + iii) The Foomatic data is version locked to the Gutenprint release installed on the system. For example, PPD files generated with the Foomatic data for release 5.0.0 will not work with the ijsgutenprint in release 5.0.1. This is to prevent accidentally using incorrect data, which could cause incorrect function to take place. - 8) The fix for bug 929227 (Gimp-Print incorrectly attempts to build + 4) There is a known complication building "escputil" that causes + problems on some systems. "escputil" uses the "readline" + package, to support command editing and history within the + program. Unfortunately, linking programs with "readline" often + requires linking against additional libraries, and the exact + library depends upon the system (e. g. not all Linux systems have + the same requirements). + + The configure script attempts to determine which additional + library must be linked against. It tries using the following + libraries in this order to build a test executable: + + -lncurses + -lcurses + -ltermcap + no additional libraries + + The reason it tries other libraries first is that some systems + will link successfully, but only fail when an attempt is made to + actually call readline. Therefore, we assume that additional + libraries are required. Since we try the extra libraries in + order from most recent to oldest, we expect that the first one we + find will be appropriate. For example, if the "ncurses" library + is the standard on a given system, the "termcap" library may be + provided for back compatibility, but it is unlikely that + "termcap" will be the standard with "curses" or "ncurses" being + provided for compatibility only (so that the link will succeed + but the command will use the incorrect library). + + As this procedure is not failsafe, we provide the following + configure options to control this behavior: + + ./configure --with-readline=yes (the default; attempts to + determine the correct library + to link against) + + ./configure --with-readline=no (turns off use of readline + altogether) + + ./configure --with-readline=only (specifically instructs + configure to not attempt to + link against any other + libraries) + + ./configure --with-readline=libs (specifies the libraries to be + linked against) + + An hypothetical (this won't work anywhere!) example of the + latter would be + + ./configure --with-readline='-lncurses -ltermcap' + + Note that configure will not allow readline to be used if it + cannot successfully build the test program, regardless of the + option selected. If you are having difficulty getting escputil + to build, we suggest using --with-readline=no. The commands + used within escputil are very short and seldom require + significant editing. + + 5) The fix for bug 929227 (Gimp-Print incorrectly attempts to build against GIMP 2.0) requires special build instructions if you are - using a very old version of the GIMP 1.2 (versions affected are - believed to include 1.2.0, 1.2.1, and 1.2.2). Specifically, you - must set GIMPTOOL in the environment to point to the proper - version of gimptool when running Gutenprint's configure script. - For example: + using a very old version of the GIMP 1.2 (1.2.0, 1.2.1, or + 1.2.2). Specifically, you must set GIMPTOOL in the environment + to point to the proper version of gimptool when running + Gutenprint's configure script. For example: GIMPTOOL=/usr/bin/gimptool ./configure @@ -876,1593 +1540,1940 @@ Overall changes between Gimp-Print 4.2 and Gutenprint 5.0: installation of the GIMP. -* Architectural Changes: +================================================================ - 1) A modular architecture for family drivers. A "family driver" is - a collection of printer drivers for one group of printers sharing - a common programming architecture, e. g. ESC/P2, PCL, Lexmark, - Canon. +V) SUPPORTED PRINTERS: - 2) A modular architecture for color processing. This architecture - will enable us, or others, to provide color management without - having to change the internal interfaces within Gutenprint. +A) LIST OF SUPPORTED PRINTERS - 3) New composite data types. Gutenprint 5.0 defines additional data - types. These types include: +The following is the complete list of printers believed to be +compatible with Gutenprint, along with the name of the driver. Some +of these printers may work only partially; the specified drivers may +not support the full range of resolutions, paper sizes, media sources, +etc. that some of these printers may offer. - * Sequences, curves, and arrays. A sequence is a primitive - vector of numbers data type; curves and arrays provide - additional capabilities such as interpolation (for curves) and - multiple dimensions (for arrays). +Our practice is to provide preliminary support for printers as soon as +we have information sufficient to code a functioning driver, and to +release this support even in an otherwise stable release. In this +case, we note in the list below that support for a particular printer +is "Experimental". It is likely that printers that are supported in +"Experimental" mode will produce poor quality at some or all +resolutions and in addition may not function correctly at some +resolutions. Experimental Epson printers are most likely to produce +good output at the highest resolution offered (2880x720, 2880x1440, +2880x2880, or 5760x2880 DPI), since in general these printers will not +use multiple drop sizes at such high resolutions. - * Lists are a general ordered container of named objects of - arbitrary type. They are used throughout the core library in a - variety of ways. The creator of a list can specify - constructor, destructor, name comparison, copy, and sort - operations on list members. +Note that Gutenprint supports only the printer in multi-function +devices -- this package does not support scanning, fax, copying, or +any other function. For scanning, please see the SANE project +(http://www.sane-project.org). - * Parameters, which are part of the options system described - below. In addition to storing values and descriptions of the - parameter, parameters can be queried to determine defaults and - constraints. Parameter lists (which use the list container - internally) are also defined as part of this. +Printer Name Driver Name Notes +------- ---- ------ ---- ----- +Apollo P-2100 pcl-apollo-p2100 +Apollo P-2150 pcl-apollo-p2150 +Apollo P-2200 pcl-apollo-p2200 +Apollo P-2250 pcl-apollo-p2250 +Apollo P-2500 pcl-apollo-p2500 +Apollo P-2550 pcl-apollo-p2550 +Apollo P-2600 pcl-apollo-p2600 +Apollo P-2650 pcl-apollo-p2650 +Apple Color StyleWriter 4100 pcl-apple-4100 +Apple Color StyleWriter 4500 pcl-apple-4500 +Apple Color StyleWriter 6500 pcl-apple-6500 +Apple LaserWriter Select 360 pcl-apple-lw360 +Brother DCP-1200 brother-dcp-1200 +Brother HL-4Ve brother-hl-4ve +Brother HL-10V brother-hl-10v +Brother HL-10h brother-hl-10h +Brother HL-630 brother-hl-630 +Brother HL-660 brother-hl-660 +Brother HL-760 brother-hl-760 +Brother HL-960 brother-hl-960 +Brother HL-1040 brother-hl-1040 +Brother HL-1050 brother-hl-1050 +Brother HL-1060 brother-hl-1060 +Brother HL-1070 brother-hl-1070 +Brother HL-1240 brother-hl-1240 +Brother HL-1250 brother-hl-1250 +Brother HL-1260 brother-hl-1260 +Brother HL-1270N brother-hl-1270n +Brother HL-1440 brother-hl-1440 +Brother HL-1660e brother-hl-1660e +Brother HL-2060 brother-hl-2060 +Brother MFC-6550MC brother-mfc-6550mc +Brother MFC-8300 brother-mfc-8300 +Brother MFC-9500 brother-mfc-9500 +Brother MFC-9600 brother-mfc-9600 +Canon BJ-30 bjc-30 +Canon BJC-50 bjc-50 +Canon BJC-55 bjc-55 +Canon BJC-80 bjc-80 +Canon BJC-85 bjc-85 +Canon BJC-210 bjc-210 +Canon BJC-240 bjc-240 +Canon BJC-250 bjc-250 +Canon BJC-1000 bjc-1000 +Canon BJC-2000 bjc-2000 +Canon BJC-2010 bjc-2010 +Canon BJC-2100 bjc-2100 +Canon BJC-2110 bjc-2110 +Canon BJC-3000 bjc-3000 +Canon BJC-4000 bjc-4000 +Canon BJC-4300 bjc-4300 +Canon BJC-4400 bjc-4400 +Canon BJC-6000 bjc-6000 +Canon BJC-6100 bjc-6100 +Canon BJC-6200 bjc-6200 +Canon BJC-6500 bjc-6500 +Canon BJC-7000 bjc-7000 +Canon BJC-7100 bjc-7100 +Canon BJC-8200 bjc-8200 +Canon CP-100 canon-cp100 +Canon CP-200 canon-cp200 +Canon CP-220 canon-cp220 +Canon CP-300 canon-cp300 +Canon CP-330 canon-cp330 +Canon GP 335 canon-gp_335 +Canon LBP-4sx canon-lbp-4sx +Canon LBP-430 canon-lbp-430 +Canon LBP-1000 canon-lbp-1000 +Canon LBP-1260 canon-lbp-1260 +Canon LBP-1760 canon-lbp-1760 +Canon S100 bjc-s100 +Canon S200 bjc-s200 Experimental +Canon S300 bjc-s300 +Canon S400 bjc-s400 +Canon S450 bjc-s450 +Canon S500 bjc-s500 +Canon S600 bjc-s600 +Canon S630 bjc-s630 +Canon S800 bjc-s800 +Canon S4500 bjc-s4500 +Canon SELPHY-CP-400 canon-cp400 +Canon SELPHY-CP-500 canon-cp500 +Canon SELPHY-CP-510 canon-cp510 +Canon SELPHY-CP-600 canon-cp600 +Canon SELPHY-CP-710 canon-cp710 +Canon iP4000 bjc-iP4000 Experimental +Canon imageRunner 330s canon-ir_330s +Citizen ProJet II citizen-projet_ii +DEC 1800 dec-1800 +DEC LN17 dec-ln17 +Epson ActionLaser 1100 epson-actl_1100 +Epson ActionLaser II epson-actl_ii +Epson AcuLaser C2000 epson-acl_c2000 +Epson AcuLaser C2000PS epson-acl_c2000ps +Epson AcuLaser C8500 epson-acl_c8500 +Epson AcuLaser C8500PS epson-acl_c8500ps +Epson AcuLaser C8600 epson-acl_c8600 +Epson AcuLaser C8600PS epson-acl_c8600ps +Epson EPL-5200 epson-epl-5200 +Epson EPL-5200+ epson-epl-5200plus +Epson EPL-5700 epson-epl-5700 +Epson EPL-5700PS epson-epl-5700ps +Epson EPL-5800 epson-epl-5800 +Epson EPL-5800PS epson-epl-5800ps +Epson EPL-5900 epson-epl-5900 +Epson EPL-5900PS epson-epl-5900ps +Epson EPL-6100 epson-epl-6100 +Epson EPL-6100PS epson-epl-6100ps +Epson EPL-7100 epson-epl-7100 +Epson Stylus C20 escp2-c20 +Epson Stylus C20SX escp2-c20sx +Epson Stylus C20UX escp2-c20ux +Epson Stylus C40 escp2-c40 +Epson Stylus C40SX escp2-c40sx +Epson Stylus C40UX escp2-c40ux +Epson Stylus C41 escp2-c41 +Epson Stylus C41SX escp2-c41sx +Epson Stylus C41UX escp2-c41ux +Epson Stylus C42 escp2-c42 +Epson Stylus C42SX escp2-c42sx +Epson Stylus C42UX escp2-c42ux +Epson Stylus C43 escp2-c43 +Epson Stylus C43SX escp2-c43sx +Epson Stylus C43UX escp2-c43ux +Epson Stylus C44 escp2-c44 +Epson Stylus C44SX escp2-c44sx +Epson Stylus C44UX escp2-c44ux +Epson Stylus C45 escp2-c45 +Epson Stylus C46 escp2-c46 +Epson Stylus C48 escp2-c48 +Epson Stylus C50 escp2-c50 +Epson Stylus C60 escp2-c60 +Epson Stylus C61 escp2-c61 +Epson Stylus C62 escp2-c62 +Epson Stylus C63 escp2-c63 +Epson Stylus C64 escp2-c64 +Epson Stylus C65 escp2-c65 +Epson Stylus C66 escp2-c66 +Epson Stylus C68 escp2-c68 +Epson Stylus C70 escp2-c70 +Epson Stylus C80 escp2-c80 +Epson Stylus C82 escp2-c82 +Epson Stylus C83 escp2-c83 +Epson Stylus C84 escp2-c84 +Epson Stylus C85 escp2-c85 +Epson Stylus C86 escp2-c86 +Epson Stylus C88 escp2-c88 +Epson Stylus Color escp2 +Epson Stylus Color I escp2-i +Epson Stylus Color II escp2-ii +Epson Stylus Color IIs escp2-iis +Epson Stylus Color PRO escp2-pro +Epson Stylus Pro XL escp2-pro-xl +Epson Stylus Color 400 escp2-400 +Epson Stylus Color 440 escp2-440 +Epson Stylus Color 460 escp2-460 +Epson Stylus Color 480 escp2-480 +Epson Stylus Color 500 escp2-500 +Epson Stylus Color 580 escp2-580 +Epson Stylus Color 600 escp2-600 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samsung-ql-6050 +Seiko SpeedJET 200 seiko-sj_200 +Sharp AR-161 sharp-ar-161 +Sony IJP-V100 sony-ijp-v100 +Sony UP-DP10 sony-updp10 Experimental +Sony UP-DR150 sony-updr150 Experimental +Star LS-04 star-ls-04 +Star LaserPrinter 8 star-lp_8 +Tally MT908 tally-mt908 +Xerox Able 1406 xerox-able_1406 +Xerox DocuPrint 4508 xerox-dp_4508 +Xerox DocuPrint C20 xerox-dp_c20 +Xerox DocuPrint N4512 xerox-dp_n4512 +Xerox DocuPrint N4512PS xerox-dp_n4512ps +Xerox DocuPrint P12 xerox-dp_p12 +Xerox DocuPrint P1202 xerox-dp_p1202 +Xerox DocuPrint P8e xerox-dp_p8e +Xerox Document Centre 400 xerox-dc_400 + + +---------------- + +B) PRINTER-SPECIFIC NOTES: + + 1) It is strongly recommended that four color mode not be used on + the Epson Stylus C63, C64, C65, C66, C70, C80, and CX-5200, and + the PX-V500 and PX-V600 when printing to glossy papers, as the + black ink is formulated differently from the color ink and does + not adhere properly to these papers. Epson Photo Paper, Premium + Glossy Photo Paper, Premium Luster Photo Paper, and Premium + Semigloss Photo Paper are known to be affected. If you use the + default settings (specifically, the Standard ink type), this will + be handled automatically. + + 2) The Gutenprint driver does not in all cases offer the same set of + resolutions offered by the printer manufacturer's drivers. There + are a variety of reasons why that is the case: + + i) In some cases, we have not determined the necessary commands + to utilize some resolutions (particularly very high + resolutions). + + ii) In some cases, the advertised printer resolution may not + match what we determine to be the maximum resolution based on + our understanding of the printer's capabilities. Sometimes + the advertised resolution is qualified by a statement that + implies that the actual resolution may be different from the + stated resolution. In some cases, we may be able to achieve + the same number of drops per square inch by means of a + different resolution. For example, we may determine that a + printer that is advertised to support 5760x720 DPI in fact + supports 2880x1440 DPI. This is the same number of droplets + per square inch (4147200), but with a different aspect ratio + (the ratio of the horizontal resolution to the vertical + resolution). + + iii) In some cases, we offer additional resolutions not offered by + the printer vendor. These resolutions may be either lower or + higher than those offered by the printer vendor. + + We frequently offer lower resolutions than those offered by + the printer vendor to offer a greater choice of printing + speed. These resolutions will offer low quality but very + fast printing speed for use where the quality is unimportant + but speed is of the greatest importance. + + In some cases, we offer resolutions higher (or simply + different) than those advertised by printer vendors. We will + offer these options if testing determines that these + resolutions can be used safely and we determine that these + resolutions offer a potential benefit in quality in some + cases. + + It is almost always better to have a printing resolution with + a smaller aspect ratio (i. e. the horizontal and vertical + resolutions are similar). For example, a resolution of + 2880x1440 DPI is likely to yield superior results to a + resolution of 5760x720 DPI. Therefore, in some cases we do + not offer certain resolutions offered by the printer vendor + (in the case of the Epson Stylus Photo R800, 5760x1440 DPI) + because they are not likely to yield any benefit (either speed + or quality) over another resolution that we offer (in this + case, 2880x1440 DPI Highest Quality). + + Indeed, we have received reports that in some cases a lower + resolution may actually offer improved quality over a higher + resolution. For example, the Epson Stylus Photo 780 is + reported to yield better quality at 1440x720 DPI Highest + Quality than 2880x720 DPI. + + We periodically evaluate the list of resolutions we offer to + decide whether to offer any additional options. + + 3) Many Epson printers (specifically, the Epson Stylus Color 740 and + all newer printers) will not respond to ASCII text without a + special "activation" sequence (specifically, this command takes + the printers out of "packet mode"). A brand new printer, or one + that has been connected to a Windows system, may or may not work + in packet mode. Therefore, the common suggestion to test a + printer port by sending plain text to it may not work for these + printers; failure to print in this fashion is not a positive + indication that the printer or the connection is malfunctioning. + These printers are, however, able to print plain text *after* the + activation sequence is sent. + + A suggestion would be to first verify that the printer is capable + of returning ink levels. This may be done via + + escputil -i -r /dev/lp0 + + (or whatever device your printer is connected to in place of + /dev/lp0). If this returns status, it demonstrates that the link + between your computer and printer is working. - * String lists are used in various ways; in particular, they are - used by the parameter system to inform programs of the - available choices of values for string-valued parameters. - 4) Complete overhaul of the options system. Rather than offering a - fixed set of operations, family drivers, color modules, etc. can - now offer a wide variety of options using a predefined set of - data types. The data types currently supported are strings - picked from a list, floating point numbers, integers, curves, - arrays, Boolean values, dimensions, and filenames. +================================================================ - The new options system provides a flexible way for drivers to - inform applications of default values and UI hints, the ability - to selectively enable and disable options, and a generalized way - of verifying legality of option choices. +VI) LIST OF SUPPORTED OPTIONS - 5) The coordinate system has been changed from bottom left to top - left of the page, and the printable area can now extend beyond - the edge of the page. The result is a more intuitive coordinate - system for driver writers that matches the coordinate system of - printers, and the ability to do true full bleed. +This section details the options available in this release of +Gutenprint 5.0. More advanced options are subject to change between +releases, and existing options may acquire additional choices as new +capabilities are added. - 6) The specification of color correction, input, and output modes - has been completely revised, permitting applications to specify - input mode, output mode, channel bit depth, and color correction - completely independently. This architecture is also more - extensible. +These options are not supported by all printers; depending upon the +functionality of the driver and printer, different capabilities are +available for different printers. - 7) Complete overhaul of the black generation in CMYK output. Black - generation is now performed in the color code rather than the - dither code. This simplifies the dither code, puts the CMYK - generation where it should be, and improves overall flexibility. +---------------- - 8) Complete overhaul of the multi-tone (photo or quadtone) ink - processing architecture (channels). Instead of being processed - as part of the dithering code as in 4.2, where ink drops of - lighter inks were assigned virtual values proportional to their - darkness as well as their size, this is now processed after the - initial color conversion. This has a number of major advantages: +A) BASIC PRINTER OPTIONS - * As the actual amount of ink to be printed is visible to the - color code, the color code can do ink limiting without fear - that the dither code will change the amount of ink to be - printed. + These options control basic printer functions. - * It ensures that the same proportions of inks will be printed at - any density and resolution. In 4.2, the ramp from light to - dark ink varied depending upon the dot sizes available and - hence the resolution. This has already been demonstrated to - yield much better linearity and much more neutral gray scale - with even very modest tuning effort. + Printer Model - * It enables use of all drop sizes of all ink tones. In 4.2, we - could not use the smallest drop size of dark ink, because the - virtual dot size of a small dot of dark ink is typically close - to the virtual dot size of a large dot of small ink. This - would yield very sharp transition, and perhaps even result in - more light ink printed in darker regions than in lighter - regions. With channel processing separate from dithering, this - concern no longer exists; we can safely use small drops of dark - ink, improving smoothness. + Select the printer to use. It must always be + supplied. When using CUPS or Foomatic, the printer + will automatically be selected via the chosen PPD + file; with the Print plugin for the GIMP, it is + selected in the Setup Printer dialog. - * It enables the color code to do ink limiting intelligently - without concern that the dither code will rearrange things - behind its back. + Page Size - * It greatly simplifies the specification of inks. With drop - size and darkness orthogonal, family drivers can greatly - simplify their tables of inks. + Select the paper (media) size to print to. Some + printers support custom paper sizes, while others only + support certain preset sizes. This must always be + supplied. - * Dither algorithms can choose to ignore smaller drop sizes if - they wish to offer fast operation. + Note that this option refers to the actual size of the + media, not the printable area. For example, selecting + A4 refers to actual A4 paper, whatever the margins may + be. - * Applications with special requirements can now access the raw - ink channels directly. This facility was used to create a - mechanism to more accurately tune printer inks. + Double-Sided Printing - 9) The color system can now generate arbitrary ink colors, lifting - the CMYK-only restriction in previous versions of the package. - This permits full support for the Epson Stylus Photo R800 and - R1800, which use red and blue ink in addition to the traditional - CMYK. + Otherwise known as "duplex" printing, this is offered + for printers capable of printing on both sides of the + page. In addition to single-sided printing, there are + two modes of duplex operation: the page may be flipped + over its long edge (like a book), or over the short + edge (like a note pad; this is sometimes referred to + as Tumble). - 10) Use of true XML to store data about printers and paper sizes, and - to represent new data types (sequences, curves, and arrays). - This uses the "mxml" XML library, a fast, lightweight XML parser - written by Mike Sweet for this project. Currently, the use of - XML (as opposed to compiled-in data) is limited, but we expect - that this will change beyond the initial 5.0 release. + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. - 10) In addition to parameters, internal components such as family - drivers, color drivers, etc. can store arbitrary data in the - basic stp_vars_t object. This facility is used to simplify the - internal driver API; the family driver no longer needs to keep - track of dither, color, etc. information itself. + Media Type - 11) The Epson Stylus family driver has been decomposed into more - functionally distinct units. The data schema has been - considerably improved, and the code itself broken into more - easily maintained units. + Select the kind of paper or other media being printed + to. This enables the printer and driver to be set up + appropriately for the kind of paper in use. Most + printers offer a choice of supported media types. - 12) The build system has been updated with a more contemporary - toolchain based on autoconf 2.5 and gettext 0.11. + It is important to set the Media Type to the correct + value if possible, or if not to a closely related + medium. The printer may need to know what kind of + media is in use to determine how to feed the paper + correctly; the driver needs to know in order to select + the right output settings. - 13) The Print plugin for the GIMP has been decomposed into a UI - library and the core plugin. The user interface library is a - pure GTK-based library; the tiny GIMP plugin is a client of this - library. + Media Source - 14) Printer characteristics are exposed to the application level as - read-only parameters. This permits the escputil utility to not - duplicate information stored in the printer driver. -================================================================ + Select the source of the paper or other media. This + option is offered with printers that have multiple + feeds, for example multiple paper bins, manual feed, + printing directly to a CD, etc. -Known Build/Installation Issues - - This section describes a number of issues that have been - encountered while building or installing Gutenprint. If any of - these apply to you, please read the notes carefully. The issues - are: - - 1) Building escputil may fail, or escputil may fail to run. - - 2) CUPS PPD files may not be translated (there may be multiple - versions of the PPD files, all in English). - - 3) Build/installation of Foomatic data may happen correctly, but - the generated PPD files do not work correctly. - - Detailed descriptions of these issues follow. + Ink Set - * There is a known complication building "escputil" that causes - problems on some systems. "escputil" uses the "readline" - package, to support command editing and history within the - program. Unfortunately, linking programs with "readline" often - requires linking against additional libraries, and the exact - library depends upon the system (e. g. not all Linux systems - have the same requirements). - - The configure script attempts to determine which additional - library must be linked against. It tries using the following - libraries in this order to build a test executable: - - -lncurses - -lcurses - -ltermcap - no additional libraries - - The reason it tries other libraries first is that some systems - will link successfully, but only fail when an attempt is made to - actually call readline. Therefore, we assume that additional - libraries are required. Since we try the extra libraries in - order from most recent to oldest, we expect that the first one - we find will be appropriate. For example, if the "ncurses" - library is the standard on a given system, the "termcap" library - may be provided for back compatibility, but it is unlikely that - "termcap" will be the standard with "curses" or "ncurses" being - provided for compatibility only (so that the link will succeed - but the command will use the incorrect library). - - As this procedure is not failsafe, we provide the following - configure options to control this behavior: - - ./configure --with-readline=yes (the default; attempts to - determine the correct library - to link against) - - ./configure --with-readline=no (turns off use of readline - altogether) - - ./configure --with-readline=only (specifically instructs - configure to not attempt to - link against any other - libraries) - - ./configure --with-readline=libs (specifies the libraries to be - linked against) - - An hypothetical (this won't work anywhere!) example of the - latter would be - - ./configure --with-readline='-lncurses -ltermcap' - - Note that configure will not allow readline to be used if it - cannot successfully build the test program, regardless of the - option selected. If you are having difficulty getting escputil - to build, we suggest using --with-readline=no. The commands - used within escputil are very short and seldom require - significant editing. - - * There is a known translation problem building the PPD files used - by the CUPS driver such that on many systems all of the PPD - files are in the English language. This causes CUPS tools, such - as KUPS or http://localhost:631 to display many copies of each - PPD file, all in the English (en) language. In fact, the PPD - files should be translated into many different languages. - - The PPD files are created by a program named "genppd" in the - src/cups directory. This program is called once for each - language, and creates all of the PPD files for the language in - one shot. - - The command 'zgrep' can be used to determine if genppd is - creating the PPD files correctly, as follows: - - src/cups$ zgrep LanguageVersion ppd/*/pcl-4.ppd.gz - ppd/C/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English - ppd/da/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: Danish - ppd/en_GB/pcl-4.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English-GB - ... - - If the PPD file for each language has a different language - version, the genppd program operated correctly. If instead the - output looks like this: - - src/cups$ zgrep LanguageVersion ppd/*/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz - ppd/C/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English - ppd/da/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English - ppd/en_GB/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd.gz:*LanguageVersion: English - ... - - the program did not operate correctly. - - If you do not have 'zgrep' on your system, you can gunzip the - PPD files, and use - - grep LanguageVersion ppd/*/stp-pcl-4.5.0.ppd - - to accomplish the same test. - - The normal mechanism for performing translations is to set the - LANG environment variable to the appropriate language prior to - running the program. This normally causes the program to search - the translations (normally in /usr/share/locale or - /usr/lib/locale) for the chosen language. When a specially - marked string is used, a special macro calls `gettext()' on the - string to retrieve the translation, and substitutes the - translation for the string in question. - - There are two problems with this approach in the context of - genppd. The translation engine is intended to be used after - installation, not during build, and this causes problems. - - 1) At the time genppd is run, the translations have not been - installed in the normal system directories. Fortunately, - it's possible to tell the translation machinery (via - bindtextdomain) to look elsewhere for the translation - catalogs. What we do is install the catalogs in a temporary - directory under src/cups, and tell genppd to instruct the - translation machinery to look there. This workaround is - straightforward, and doesn't normally cause problems. - - 2) LANG only lets us pick a valid locale (normally determined by - listing the directories in /usr/share/locale or - /usr/lib/locale). Unfortunately, while language codes (which - form the base of locales) are standard, the actual locale - names aren't always. On some systems, the locale names are - just the language base names; on others, they are the - language names concatenated with country codes (e. g. en_US), - while on others they are language codes concatenated with - character sets. We are not aware of any workaround for this, - possibly short of actually running make install and then - rebuilding the PPD's. 'make install' will install the - message catalogs, and that may create the necessary locale - directories. This is not exactly a very elegant approach. - - The GNU gettext library (libintl.a) provides another environment - variable, LANGUAGE, which unconditionally looks up translations - according to the language, ignoring LANG and the LC_* - environment variables that are normally used for translation. - This library is no longer included with Gutenprint - (--with-included-gettext will not work). Install the GNU - gettext package first if you need libintl.a. Many systems - provide translation machinery in their standard libraries, and - it may not always be best to use foreign libraries to replace - standard system functionality. - - We have chosen to use LANGUAGE for this purpose, as the GNU - gettext library appears to offer the most reliable translation, - and LANGUAGE appears to offer the most reliable mechanism. We - have actually found that LANG and LC_* can interfere with - LANGUAGE, thus we do not use both. - - To determine if the translations are working, you must actually - inspect the PPD files. You will need to - - cd src/cups/ppd/sv - gunzip * - more * - - or the like to determine if this is successful. In particular, - look for LanguageVersion, and make sure that it is correct (it - should be "Swedish" in the sv directory, for example), and also - make sure that the paper sizes are also translated. We - currently suggest using the Swedish translation for this purpose - as it is the most complete. - - If packagers find that the PPD files are all in English, rather - than translated into the appropriate languages, we suggest the - following: - - 1) Install GNU gettext (libintl). If your system is not based - on GNU libc (Linux usually is based on GNU libc; BSD, - Solaris, IRIX, etc. are not), you will need this to have any - possibility of creating the translated PPD files. - - 2) Run 'make install' to install the package (including the - message catalogs) onto the system first, and then do the - following: - - cd src/cups - rm ppd-stamp - make - - to rebuild the PPD files. Having the message catalogs on the - system may permit this to succeed. - - 3) Ensure that your system actually has locales named 'sv', - 'pl', and all of the other supported languages, and change - LANGUAGE to something more appropriate (most likely LANG, - LC_MESSAGES, or LC_ALL). - - 4) Build the PPD files on a Linux-based system; they are - portable. - - 5) Use --disable-translated-cups-ppds on the configure command line - to suppress the translated PPD files altogether. - - Please feel free to contact us about this issue. - - * There are multiple issues that one must be aware of when using - Foomatic with Gutenprint. - - 1) Before installing Gutenprint 5.0.0-rc1, you must manually - remove any existing Foomatic option files. This is because the - Foomatic utility to load data kits (foomatic-kitload) does not - remove obsolete data files from the Foomatic database. If you - do not do this, any PPD files you generate will be incorrect - and printing may work incorrectly or not at all. - - Foomatic option files are usually located in - - /usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/opt - - or - - /usr/share/foomatic/db/source/opt - - Assuming they're in the former location, you must remove data - files associated with the Gutenprint driver. The command to do - this, which must be run as the superuser (root) is - - cd /usr/local/share/foomatic/db/source/opt - ls -l gutenprint-ijs*.xml - - If there are existing files present, you must remove them: - - rm -f gutenprint-ijs*.xml - - Now check to make sure that they are gone: - - ls -l gutenprint-ijs*.xml - - CAUTION: Be very careful when typing this command! Minor - errors in typing these commands may result in severe damage to - your system. The Gutenprint installation program does not do - this automatically because there is currently no reliable way - to detect where the Foomatic data files are installed. + Select the kind of ink in use in the printer, for + printers offering different optional inks (for + example, ink designed for matte paper vs. ink designed + for glossy paper). - After this, you may run 'make install' in your Gutenprint - source directory to install the package. You will then need to - re-create any printer queues using Foomatic. + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. - In general, you will have to perform this procedure any time - you install a new version of Gutenprint. + Borderless - Please check the Foomatic site - (http://www.linuxprinting.org/foomatic.html) and the Gutenprint - site (http://gimp-print.sourceforge.net) for updated - instructions about this. + Select whether to print with borders or not, for + printers with the capability to print to the edge of + the page. This is otherwise known as "full bleed". - 2) Unlike with the CUPS native driver, there is no simple way to - update all PPD files when you install a new version of - Gutenprint. You must either use the foomatic-ppdfile command - to upgrade PPD files individually, or foomatic-compiledb to - build all PPD files. The name of the driver in the Foomatic - database is "gutenprint-ijs.5.0". + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. - The Foomatic data is version locked to the Gutenprint release - installed on the system. For example, PPD files generated - with the Foomatic data for this release will not work with - the ijsgutenprint in the next release. This is to prevent - accidentally using incorrect data, which could cause - incorrect function to take place. -================================================================ + Resolution + Select the resolution to print at (dots per inch). In + general, higher resolutions produce better quality, at + the expense of additional time. -Supported Printers: + As a general rule of thumb, on laser printers and + older inkjet printers resolutions of 300 DPI or + thereabouts provide draft quality; lower resolutions + provide economy draft quality and cannot produce solid + black. Resolutions of 600 or 720 DPI produce good + quality output; higher resolutions are useful for very + high quality image or graphic output. Newer inkjet + printers, with smaller ink drop sizes, typically + require higher resolutions to produce acceptable + output; in some cases even 1440x720 DPI does not + produce good quality. -Many variations on these printers are also supported. Generally, the -Epson printers are fully supported, although not fully tuned in all -cases; the Canon, HP, and Lexmark printers vary. + Users of Epson inkjet printers have another setting + available: the Quality option can be used to + indirectly control the printer resolution, among other + things. This offers a simpler way to control output + quality. -Our practice is to provide preliminary support for printers as soon as -we have information sufficient to code a functioning driver, and to -release this support even in an otherwise stable release. In this -case, we note in the list below that support for a particular printer -is "Experimental". It is likely that printers that are supported in -"Experimental" mode will produce poor quality at some or all -resolutions and in addition may not function correctly at some -resolutions. Experimental Epson printers are most likely to produce -good output at the highest resolution offered (2880x720, 2880x1440, or -2880x2880 DPI), since in general these printers will not use multiple -drop sizes at such high resolutions. -Note that Gutenprint supports only the printer in multi-function -devices -- this package does not support scanning, fax, copying, or -any other function. For scanning, please visit the SANE project -(http://www.sane-project.org). +---------------- -Please see the printer-specific notes section following the list of -printers for any instructions specific to your printer. - -PostScript level 1 (GIMP Plugin only) -PostScript level 2 (GIMP Plugin only) -Apple Color StyleWriter 4100 (same as HP DeskJet 660C) -Apple Color StyleWriter 4500 (same as HP DeskJet 690C) -Apple Color StyleWriter 6500 (same as HP Deskjet 850C) -Canon BJC 30 -Canon BJC 50 -Canon BJC 55 -Canon BJC 80 -Canon BJC 85 -Canon BJC 210 -Canon BJC 240 -Canon BJC 250 -Canon BJC 1000 -Canon BJC 2000 -Canon BJC 3000 -Canon BJC 4300 -Canon BJC 4400 photo -Canon BJC 6000 -Canon BJC 6100 -Canon BJC 7000 -Canon BJC 7100 -Canon BJC 8200 -Canon CP-100 series -Canon CP-220 series -Canon S200 (Experimental) -Canon S400 -Canon S450 -Canon S800 -Canon S4500 -Canon PIXMA iP4000 (Experimental) -EPSON Stylus C20SX -EPSON Stylus C20UX -EPSON Stylus C40SX -EPSON Stylus C40UX -EPSON Stylus C41SX -EPSON Stylus C41UX -EPSON Stylus C42SX -EPSON Stylus C42UX -EPSON Stylus C43SX -EPSON Stylus C43UX -EPSON Stylus C44SX -EPSON Stylus C44UX -EPSON Stylus C45 -EPSON Stylus C46 -EPSON Stylus C48 -EPSON Stylus C50 -EPSON Stylus C60 -EPSON Stylus C61 -EPSON Stylus C62 -EPSON Stylus C63 -EPSON Stylus C64 -EPSON Stylus C65 -EPSON Stylus C66 -EPSON Stylus C68 -EPSON Stylus C70 -EPSON Stylus C80 -EPSON Stylus C82 -EPSON Stylus C83 -EPSON Stylus C84 -EPSON Stylus C85 -EPSON Stylus C86 -EPSON Stylus C87 -EPSON Stylus C88 -EPSON Stylus Color -EPSON Stylus Color Pro -EPSON Stylus Color Pro XL -EPSON Stylus Color 400 -EPSON Stylus Color 440 -EPSON Stylus Color 460 -EPSON Stylus Color 480 -EPSON Stylus Color 500 -EPSON Stylus Color 580 -EPSON Stylus Color 600 -EPSON Stylus Color 640 -EPSON Stylus Color 660 -EPSON Stylus Color 670 -EPSON Stylus Color 680/777 -EPSON Stylus Color 740 -EPSON Stylus Color 760 -EPSON Stylus Color 800 -EPSON Stylus Color 850 -EPSON Stylus Color 860 -EPSON Stylus Color 880 -EPSON Stylus Color 83 -EPSON Stylus Color 900 -EPSON Stylus Color 980 -EPSON Stylus Color 1160 -EPSON Stylus Color 1500 -EPSON Stylus Color 1520 -EPSON Stylus Color 3000 -EPSON Stylus Photo -EPSON Stylus Photo 700 -EPSON Stylus Photo EX -EPSON Stylus Photo EX3 -EPSON Stylus Photo 720 -EPSON Stylus Photo 750 -EPSON Stylus Photo 780/785/790 -EPSON Stylus Photo 810/820 -EPSON Stylus Photo 825/830 -EPSON Stylus Photo 870/875 -EPSON Stylus Photo 890/895 -EPSON Stylus Photo 900 -EPSON Stylus Photo 915 -EPSON Stylus Photo 925 -EPSON Stylus Photo 935 -EPSON Stylus Photo 950 -EPSON Stylus Photo 960 -EPSON Stylus Photo 1200 -EPSON Stylus Photo 1270 -EPSON Stylus Photo 1280/1290 -EPSON Stylus Photo 2000P -EPSON Stylus Photo 2100 -EPSON Stylus Photo 2200 -EPSON Stylus Photo R200 -EPSON Stylus Photo R210 -EPSON Stylus Photo R220 -EPSON Stylus Photo R300 -EPSON Stylus Photo R310 -EPSON Stylus Photo R320 -EPSON Stylus Photo R340 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX400 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX420 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX425 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX430 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX500 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX510 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX600 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX620 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX630 -EPSON Stylus Photo RX700 (Experimental) -EPSON Stylus Photo R800 -EPSON Stylus Photo R1800 -EPSON Stylus Photo R2400 (Experimental) -EPSON Stylus Pro 5000 -EPSON Stylus Pro 5500 -EPSON Stylus Pro 7000 -EPSON Stylus Pro 7500 -EPSON Stylus Pro 7600 -EPSON Stylus Pro 9000 -EPSON Stylus Pro 9500 -EPSON Stylus Pro 9600 -EPSON Stylus Pro 10000 -EPSON Stylus Scan 2000 -EPSON Stylus Scan 2500 -EPSON Stylus CX-1500 -EPSON Stylus CX-3100 -EPSON Stylus CX-3200 -EPSON Stylus CX-3500 -EPSON Stylus CX-3600 -EPSON Stylus CX-3650 -EPSON Stylus CX-3700 -EPSON Stylus CX-3800 -EPSON Stylus CX-3805 -EPSON Stylus CX-3810 -EPSON Stylus CX-4100 -EPSON Stylus CX-4200 -EPSON Stylus CX-4500 -EPSON Stylus CX-4600 -EPSON Stylus CX-4700 -EPSON Stylus CX-4800 -EPSON Stylus CX-5100 -EPSON Stylus CX-5200 -EPSON Stylus CX-5300 -EPSON Stylus CX-5400 -EPSON Stylus CX-5700 -EPSON Stylus CX-5800 -EPSON Stylus CX-6300 -EPSON Stylus CX-6400 -EPSON Stylus CX-6500 -EPSON Stylus CX-6600 -EPSON Stylus CX-7700 -EPSON Stylus CX-7800 -EPSON Stylus CX-8300 -EPSON Stylus CX-8400 -EPSON Stylus D68 -EPSON Stylus D88 -EPSON Stylus DX-3800 -EPSON Stylus DX-3850 -EPSON Stylus DX-4200 -EPSON Stylus DX-4250 -EPSON Stylus DX-4800 -EPSON PictureMate -EPSON CL-700 -EPSON CL-750 -EPSON CL-760 (Experimental) -EPSON EM-900C -EPSON EM-930C -EPSON MC-2000 -EPSON MC-5000 -EPSON MC-7000 -EPSON MC-9000 -EPSON MC-10000 -EPSON MJ-930C -EPSON MJ-5100C -EPSON MJ-6000C -EPSON MJ-8000C -EPSON PM-700C -EPSON PM-730C -EPSON PM-740C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-750C -EPSON PM-760C -EPSON PM-770C -EPSON PM-780C -EPSON PM-790PT -EPSON PM-800C -EPSON PM-850PT -EPSON PM-870C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-880C -EPSON PM-930C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-940C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-950C -EPSON PM-970C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-980C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-2000C -EPSON PM-2200C -EPSON PM-3000C -EPSON PM-3300C -EPSON PM-3500C -EPSON PM-3700C (Experimental) -EPSON PM-4000PX -EPSON PM-5000C -EPSON PM-7000C -EPSON PM-9000C -EPSON PM-10000 -EPSON PM-A900 -EPSON PM-D750 -EPSON PM-D770 -EPSON PM-D1000 -EPSON PM-G700 -EPSON PM-G720 -EPSON PM-G800 (Experimental) -EPSON PM-G820 (Experimental) -EPSON PX-A650 -EPSON PX-G900 -EPSON PX-G5000 -EPSON PX-V500 -EPSON PX-V600 -EPSON PX-5500 -EPSON PX-7000 -EPSON PX-9000 -Fujifilm Printpix CX-400 -Fujifilm Printpix CX-550 -HP DeskJet 340 -HP DeskJet 400 -HP DeskJet 500 -HP DeskJet 500C -HP DeskJet 520 -HP DeskJet 540C -HP DeskJet 550C -HP DeskJet 560C -HP DeskJet 600/600C (Single Cartridge) -HP DeskJet 600 series (2 Cartridge) -HP DeskJet 690 series (Photo-Ink capable) -HP DesignJet 230 -HP DesignJet 250 -HP DesignJet 430 -HP DesignJet 450 -HP DesignJet 455 -HP DesignJet 488 -HP DesignJet 700 -HP DesignJet 750 -HP DesignJet 2500 -HP DesignJet 3500 -HP DeskJet 810C -HP DeskJet 812C -HP DeskJet 840C -HP DeskJet 842C -HP DeskJet 845C -HP DeskJet 850C -HP DeskJet 855C -HP DeskJet 870C -HP DeskJet 890C -HP DeskJet 895C -HP DeskJet 900 series -HP PhotoSmart P1000 -HP DeskJet 1100C -HP PhotoSmart P1100 -HP DeskJet 1120C -HP DeskJet 1200C -HP DeskJet 1220C -HP DeskJet 1600C -HP DeskJet 2000 series -HP DeskJet 2500 series -HP LaserJet II series -HP LaserJet IIP series -HP LaserJet III series -HP LaserJet 4 series -HP LaserJet 4V, 4Si -HP LaserJet 5 series -HP LaserJet 5Si -HP LaserJet 6 series -Lexmark 4076 -Lexmark Z42 -Lexmark Z43 -Lexmark Z52 -Lexmark Z53 -Olympus P-10 series -Olympus P-200 -Olympus P-300 series -Olympus P-400 -Olympus P-440 -Sony UP-DP10 (Experimental) -Sony UP-DR150 (Experimental) +B) ADVANCED PRINTER OPTIONS -The following is the complete list of printers believed to be -compatible with Gutenprint, along with recommended drivers. Some of -these printers may work only partially; the specified drivers may not -support the full range of resolutions, paper sizes, media sources, -etc. that some of these printers may offer. + These options control less frequently used printer options. All + of these options are new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + CD Hub Size + + This setting may be used on printers with the + capability to print directly to a CD. Depending upon + your choice of media, you may be able to safely print + all the way to the inner hole of the CD, or you may + not be able to print any closer than the hub about an + inch from the center. + + CD Horizontal Fine Adjustment + CD Vertical Fine Adjustment + + These settings allow you to shift the position of the + print while printing to a CD. If you find that your + print is not centered on the CD surface, you may need + to adjust these setting to compensate. -Printer Name Driver Name Driver Description -------- ---- ------ ---- ------ ----------- -Apollo P-2100 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2150 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2200 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2250 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2500 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2550 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2600 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apollo P-2650 pcl-690 HP DeskJet 690 series -Apple Color StyleWriter 4100 pcl-apple-4100 HP LaserJet II series -Apple Color StyleWriter 4500 pcl-apple-4500 HP LaserJet II series -Apple Color StyleWriter 6500 pcl-apple-6500 HP LaserJet II series -Apple LaserWriter Select 360 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother DCP-1200 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother HL-4Ve pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother HL-10h pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-10V pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Brother HL-630 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother HL-660 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-760 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-960 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1040 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother HL-1050 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1060 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1070 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1240 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother HL-1250 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1260 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1270N pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1440 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-1660e pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother HL-2060 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Brother MFC-6550MC pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother MFC-8300 pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Brother MFC-9500 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Brother MFC-9600 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Canon BJ-30 bjc-30 Canon BJC 30 -Canon BJC-50 bjc-50 Canon BJC 50 -Canon BJC-55 bjc-55 Canon BJC 55 -Canon BJC-80 bjc-80 Canon BJC 80 -Canon BJC-85 bjc-85 Canon BJC 85 -Canon BJC-210 bjc-210 Canon BJC 210 -Canon BJC-240 bjc-240 Canon BJC 240 -Canon BJC-250 bjc-250 Canon BJC 250 -Canon BJC-1000 bjc-1000 Canon BJC 1000 -Canon BJC-2000 bjc-2000 Canon BJC 2000 -Canon BJC-2010 bjc-2000 Canon BJC 2000 -Canon BJC-2100 bjc-4300 Canon BJC 4300 -Canon BJC-2110 bjc-2000 Canon BJC 2000 -Canon BJC-3000 bjc-3000 Canon BJC 3000 -Canon BJC-4000 bjc-4300 Canon BJC 4300 -Canon BJC-4300 bjc-4300 Canon BJC 4300 -Canon BJC-4400 bjc-4400 Canon BJC 4400 photo -Canon BJC-6000 bjc-6000 Canon BJC 6000 -Canon BJC-6100 bjc-6100 Canon BJC 6100 -Canon BJC-6200 bjc-6200 Canon BJC 6200 -Canon BJC-6500 bjc-6500 Canon BJC 6500 -Canon BJC-7000 bjc-7000 Canon BJC 7000 -Canon BJC-7100 bjc-7100 Canon BJC 7100 -Canon BJC-8200 bjc-8200 Canon BJC 8200 -Canon CP-100 canon-cp100 Canon CP100 -Canon CP-200 canon-cp100 Canon CP100 -Canon CP-300 canon-cp100 Canon CP100 -Canon CP-220 canon-cp220 Canon CP220 -Canon CP-330 canon-cp220 Canon CP220 -Canon SELPHY CP-400 canon-cp220 Canon SELPHY CP400 -Canon SELPHY CP-500 canon-cp220 Canon SELPHY CP500 -Canon SELPHY CP-510 canon-cp220 Canon SELPHY CP510 -Canon SELPHY CP-600 canon-cp220 Canon SELPHY CP600 -Canon SELPHY CP-710 canon-cp220 Canon SELPHY CP710 -Canon GP 335 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Canon LBP-4sx pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Canon LBP-430 pcl-4l HP LaserJet 4L -Canon LBP-1000 pcl-6 HP LaserJet 6 series -Canon LBP-1260 pcl-6 HP LaserJet 6 series -Canon LBP-1760 pcl-6 HP LaserJet 6 series -Canon S100 bjc-4300 Canon BJC 4300 -Canon S200 bjc-s200 Canon S200 -Canon S300 bjc-s800 Canon S800 -Canon S400 bjc-s400 Canon S400 -Canon S450 bjc-s450 Canon S450 -Canon S500 bjc-8200 Canon BJC 8200 -Canon S600 bjc-8200 Canon BJC 8200 -Canon S630 bjc-8200 Canon BJC 8200 -Canon S800 bjc-s800 Canon S800 -Canon S4500 bjc-s4500 Canon S4500 -Canon PIXMA iP4000 bjc-iP4000 Canon PIXMA iP4000 -Canon imageRunner 330s pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Citizen ProJet II pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -DEC 1800 pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -DEC LN17 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson ActionLaser 1100 pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Epson ActionLaser II pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Epson AcuLaser C2000 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson AcuLaser C2000PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson AcuLaser C8500 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson AcuLaser C8500PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson AcuLaser C8600 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson AcuLaser C8600PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5200 pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Epson EPL-5200+ pcl-3 HP LaserJet III series -Epson EPL-5700 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5700PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5800 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5800PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5900 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-5900PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-6100 pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-6100PS pcl-4 HP LaserJet 4 series -Epson EPL-7100 pcl-2 HP LaserJet II series -Epson Stylus C20SX escp2-c20sx EPSON Stylus C20SX 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of the gloss enhancer. + + Laminate Pattern + + Some dye sublimation printers are able achieve better + durability of output by covering it with transparent + laminate surface. This surface can be of different + patterns: common are matte, glossy or texture. + + +---------------- + +C) SPECIALIZED PRINTER OPTIONS + + These options control unusual printer features. They may be + useful in certain circumstances; generally the default settings + will work optimally. + + Ink Type + + Select which subset of inks to use for printing. For + example, on a photo printer with additional light cyan + and light magenta inks, it's possible to print with + only the standard cyan, magenta, yellow, and black + inks. + + Normally there is no reason to use any setting other + than the default. Reasons why one might want to use + it include: + + 1) Some black inks are not compatible with certain + glossy papers. If the black ink smudges on your + paper, you may elect to use an option without black + ink (a "composite" setting). + + 2) Some inks or paper/ink combinations produce color + shifts when the light inks are used. If your + chosen combination produces unacceptable color + shifts or color casts, you may prefer to use the + Four Color Standard option, which will generally + yield more consistent color at the expense of + "grainier" output. -Printer-Specific Notes: - - * It is strongly recommended that four color mode not be used on - the Epson Stylus C63, C64, C65, C66, C70, C80, and CX-5200, and - the PX-V500 and PX-V600 when printing to glossy papers, as the - black ink is formulated differently from the color ink and does - not adhere properly to these papers. Epson Photo Paper, Premium - Glossy Photo Paper, Premium Luster Photo Paper, and Premium - Semigloss Photo Paper are known to be affected. If you use the - Standard ink type, this will be handled automatically. - - * The Gutenprint driver does not in all cases offer the same set - of resolutions offered by the printer manufacturer's drivers. - There are a variety of reasons why that is the case: - - 1) In some cases, we have not determined the necessary commands - to utilize some resolutions (particularly very high - resolutions). - - 2) In some cases, the advertised printer resolution may not - match what we determine to be the maximum resolution based on - our understanding of the printer's capabilities. Sometimes - the advertised resolution is qualified by a statement that - implies that the actual resolution may be different from the - stated resolution. In some cases, we may be able to achieve - the same number of drops per square inch by means of a - different resolution. For example, we may determine that a - printer that is advertised to support 5760x720 DPI in fact - supports 2880x1440 DPI. This is the same number of droplets - per square inch (4147200), but with a different aspect ratio - (the ratio of the horizontal resolution to the vertical - resolution). - - 3) In some cases, we offer additional resolutions not offered by - the printer vendor. These resolutions may be either lower or - higher than those offered by the printer vendor. - - We frequently offer lower resolutions than those offered by - the printer vendor to offer a greater choice of printing - speed. These resolutions will offer low quality but very - fast printing speed for use where the quality is unimportant - but speed is of the greatest importance. - - In some cases, we offer resolutions higher (or simply - different) than those advertised by printer vendors. We will - offer these options if testing determines that these - resolutions can be used safely and we determine that these - resolutions offer a potential benefit in quality in some - cases. For example, we offer resolutions of 2880x2880 and - 5760x2880 DPI on the Epson Stylus Photo R800 despite the - advertised maximum resolution of 5760x1440 DPI. Testing has - verified that these resolutions do in fact operate correctly - and offer benefit over lower resolutions. - - It is almost always better to have a printing resolution with - a smaller aspect ratio (i. e. the horizontal and vertical - resolutions are similar). For example, a resolution of - 2880x1440 DPI is likely to yield superior results to a - resolution of 5760x720 DPI. Therefore, in some cases we do - not offer certain resolutions offered by the printer vendor - (in the case of the Epson Stylus Photo R800, 5760x1440 DPI) - because they are not likely to yield any benefit (either - speed or quality) over another resolution that we offer (in - this case, 2880x2880 DPI). - - Indeed, we have received reports that in some cases a lower - resolution may actually offer improved quality over a higher - resolution. For example, the Epson Stylus Photo 780 is - reported to yield better quality at 1440x720 DPI Highest - Quality than 2880x720 DPI. - - We periodically evaluate the list of resolutions we offer to - decide whether to offer any additional options. - - * Many Epson printers (specifically, the Epson Stylus Color 740 - and all newer printers) will not respond to ASCII text without a - special "activation" sequence (specifically, this command takes - the printers out of "packet mode"). A brand new printer, or one - that has been connected to a Windows system, may or may not work - in packet mode. Therefore, the common suggestion to test a - printer port by sending plain text to it may not work for these - printers; failure to print in this fashion is not a positive - indication that the printer or the connection is malfunctioning. - These printers are, however, able to print plain text *after* - the activation sequence is sent. - - A suggestion would be to first verify that the printer is - capable of returning ink levels. This may be done via - - escputil -i -r /dev/lp0 - - (or whatever device your printer is connected to in place of - /dev/lp0). If this returns status, it demonstrates that the - link between your computer and printer is working. + Printing Direction + + Most inkjet printers can print either unidirectionally + (the head prints only when moving in one direction) or + bidirectionally (the head prints when moving in both + directions). Bidirectional printing is generally + faster, since the printer is printing at all times + rather than wasting much of the time returning the + head to the starting position. On many printers, + however, unidirectional printing produces better + quality output than bidirectional printing. + + The standard setting for this option adapts to the + printing resolution. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0, but Gimp-Print + 4.2 offered this option in the form of extra + resolution choices. + + Interleave Method + + Most inkjet printers create the printed image using + multiple overlapping passes of the print head. On + many printers this function is performed within the + printer itself and cannot be adjusted, but with many + Epson inkjet printers (and some others), this is + performed by the driver or may be specified to the + printer. One advantage of the multiple overlapping + passes is that it can hide small differences between + the individual print head nozzles, which would + otherwise be visible as banding. The different + interleave methods are different strategies for + for performing this overlapping; some are better at + hiding the banding than others. They all require the + same amount of time to print. + + Generally it is not necessary to adjust this; in some + cases, depending upon your printer, you may find that + one pattern or another performs better. + + On Epson Stylus Pro printers, this option allows + specifying different overlap patterns within the + printer. In this case, the choice of overlap pattern + may affect both the printing time and the quality to a + significant degree. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Adjust dot size as necessary + + This option is provided on many Epson inkjet printers + to allow you to use larger ink drops than those + normally used for the resolution chosen. This may be + necessary if you use certain kinds of media or for + some reason wish to use much more ink (higher density) + than the default. It should not be necessary to use + this option. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + +---------------- + +D) BASIC OUTPUT CONTROLS + + Output Type + + This option specifies whether to print in color or + black and white/grayscale (using only black inks). + Black and white printing is generally faster than + color printing, even if the item being printed is + entirely black and white. However, printing with only + black ink may yield a "grainy" appearance. + + This option was present in Gutenprint 4.2, but it + offered an additional option of "black and white", + which printed everything as either black or white (no + grayscale). The Gutenprint 5.0 equivalent is to set + Color Correction to Threshold. + + Color Correction + + This selects the choice of color correction method + within Gutenprint. The following options are + presently offered: + + * DEFAULT: Select a color correction mode appropriate + for the document type being printed. + + * HIGH ACCURACY: Apply optimum color correction to the + output to produce the best color quality. This + corrects the hue, brightness, and saturation + (brilliance of color). This is the normal setting + to use for printing photographs or graphics if you + are not using any external color management. + + * BRIGHT COLORS: Apply color correction to the output, + but generate more brilliant colors in some cases. + + * CORRECT HUE ONLY: Apply color correction to the + output, but correct only the hue. This option does + not correct brightness and saturation. + + * UNCORRECTED: Do not apply any color correction to + the output beyond generating linear output. This is + the best setting to use when utilizing external + color management; the high accuracy modes employ + correction algorithms that may not work well with + color management. + + Note that if you use color management you should use + profiles created with Gutenprint and with the exact + settings that you plan to print with. Profiles + provided by the printer vendor are calibrated for + the vendor's driver, which may not be identical to + Gutenprint's calibration. In addition, profiles + created using Gimp-Print 4.2 or earlier will + generally not perform well with Gutenprint 5.0. + + * DESATURATED: Print in pure grayscale, but using + color inks. The result is somewhat different from + printing in black and white using the Output Type + option -- the driver may use color ink, which + generates smoother output and may yield better + results on many papers. + + * THRESHOLD: Convert all colors to fully on or fully + off, eliminating all gradual tonal gradations. The + result is that the output will consist of all very + pure colors. + + * DENSITY: Correct only the amount of ink ("density"), + otherwise performing no correction at all, even for + linearity. Prints made with this option will + usually be very dark if no other color management is + used. This may be useful if you are printing in 16 + bit precision or are using your own linearization + curves. + + * RAW: Perform no correction at all, even for + density. Prints made with this option will be very + dark and may bleed (or even puddle!) ink if not used + with external color management and linearization. + This option may be useful if you are using external + color management and linearization to get extremely + saturated dark colors by using more ink in + individual channels. It should be used with extreme + caution, as it is very easy to damage the printer if + you are not careful. + + * PRE-DITHERED: Interpret each pixel as the actual + size of each drop to be printed. Legal values of + the drop sizes differ between printers; all printers + support 0 (no droplet) and 1 (the largest droplet). + Some printers support four levels (0, 1, 2, and 3). + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0, but its function + was partially encompassed by the Image Type option. + + + Image Type + + Specify the option that best describes your print job. + Your choice here will affect the processing of the + print job. Currently available settings are: + + * TEXT: Optimize the output for printing black text + with no graphics. This option results in crisp + output and is very fast, but will yield very poor + results with any color or grayscale graphics. + + * GRAPHICS: Optimize the output for printing color + graphics. This option will generate smooth, bright + output. + + * MIXED TEXT AND GRAPHICS: Optimize the output for + printing a mixture of text and graphics. + + * PHOTOGRAPH: Optimize the output for printing + photographs. This option will generate smooth + tones and high quality colors, but will be slower + than the other options. + + * LINE ART: Optimize the output for printing black and + white line art with intricate detail. + + * MANUAL CONTROL: Do not bias the output at all; use + only the settings specified by the user. + + This option was present in Gimp-Print 4.2, but with + fewer choices and more restrictions on their use. Its + functioned more like the Color Correction option in + Gutenprint 5.0. + + + Print Quality + + Specify the desired output quality using convenient + presets. Where this option is available, Gutenprint + will automatically adjust the printing resolution and + other options to generate the desired quality. + Settings chosen with this option may be overridden by + explicitly setting other settings, such as resolution. + Not all printers offer all of these options. + Currently available settings, in increasing order of + quality, include: + + * FAST ECONOMY: Use the fastest printing mode + available on the printer to print with a minimum + amount of ink. This option will produce very washed + out colors and grays, and will typically be + extremely grainy and streaky. + + * ECONOMY: Print very rapidly with a reduced amount of + ink. This option will produce washed out colors and + grays and will typically be quite grainy and + streaky. + + * DRAFT: Print low quality draft output quickly. This + option will typically produce acceptable colors with + some amount of grain on plain paper, but will + typically produce washed out and grainy output on + high quality papers. On some printers this may + employ a special draft mode to print especially + quickly at the expense of color fidelity. + + * STANDARD: Print at a normal quality level for text + or text/graphics on plain paper or basic inkjet + paper. This option will typically produce + acceptable colors, but on high quality papers the + output may be grainy or somewhat washed out. This + option may also be useful for printing draft copies + of photographs on coated inkjet paper. + + * HIGH: Print final copies of text or text/graphics on + plain paper or inkjet paper. This option will + typically produce good color quality, but the + quality may not be optimal for photographs on glossy + paper. This option may also be useful for printing + draft copies of photographs on glossy paper. + + * PHOTO: Print photographs on glossy paper or very + high quality text, text/graphics, or line art on + high quality paper. In the latter application this + will produce output close to laser printer quality. + On the highest quality premium papers the result may + still be a bit grainy. + + * SUPER PHOTO: Print photographs on glossy paper with + very high quality. This will generally yield very + good results on high quality premium paper but may + be overkill on other papers. This option is only + offered on printers capable of producing very high + quality output rivaling traditional photographic + printing. This option may also be appropriate for + very intricate line art, where the required + resolution may exceed the capabilities of laser + printers. + + * ULTRA PHOTO: Print photographs on premium papers + with extremely high quality. This option is only + offered on printers capable of producing extremely + high quality output matching or exceeding + traditional photographic printing. + + * BEST: Print with the best quality available on the + printer for the application chosen. This may be + equivalent to one of the other settings; on a very + few printers the resolution may exceed that of Ultra + Photo mode. + + * MANUAL CONTROL: Do not adjust the settings at all; + use only the settings specified by the user. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + +---------------- + +E) BASIC OUTPUT ADJUSTMENTS + + Saturation + + This option controls the vividness of the output + color; higher values produce more vivid colors. Very + low values produce muted colors; setting this to zero + produces gray. + + Contrast + + This controls the contrast of the output. Lower + values produce less tonal range in the midtones + (lighter colors become darker, and darker colors + become lighter), which may allow for more definition + in the highlights and shadows. Higher values do the + opposite: lighter colors become even lighter, while + darker colors become even darker. + + This option behaves differently from its equivalent in + Gimp-Print 4.2. In Gimp-Print 4.2, setting contrast + less than 1 changed the white point and black point: + white became light gray and black became dark gray. + In Gutenprint 5.0 this control changes the shape of + the curve, but the black and white points remain the + same. The Linear Contrast Adjustment option described + below restores the Gimp-Print 4.2 behavior. + + Brightness + + This control adjusts the general brightness of the + print; higher values produce generally lighter output, + while lower values produce generally darker output. + White and black are not changed; colors also retain + their hue and saturation. + + This option behaves differently from its equivalent in + Gimp-Print 4.2. In Gimp-Print 4.2, setting brightness + greater than 1 caused black to print as gray, while + setting brightness to less than 1 caused white to + print as gray. In Gutenprint 5.0 this control changes + the shape of the curve, but the black and white points + remain the same. + + +---------------- + +F) ADVANCED OUTPUT ADJUSTMENTS + + These controls adjust more specialized settings. + + Dither Algorithm + + Since inkjet printers have a limited set of ink colors + (normally cyan, magenta, yellow, and black), most + colors have to be produced by mixing the available + inks. This is done by printing patterns of very small + dots, fooling the eye into seeing many different + shades. This process is called "dithering"; several + different patterns are available, with trade-offs + between speed and quality. The following dither + algorithms are currently available. If no algorithm + is selected, the driver chooses an appropriate one + based on other option settings. The following + algorithms are currently available, generally in + increasing order of quality. + + * VERY FAST: This algorithm produces very rough, + patterned output, but is extremely fast. This + generally yields poor results on modern inkjet + printers, particularly models that offer multiple + drop sizes, but it can yield very good results on + laser printers. It is a good choice for printing + text or line art where no grayscale or color is + used, and also works very well when Threshold color + correction is used. + + * FAST: This algorithm also produces output with very + strong diagonal patterns, and is also quite fast. + It produces somewhat better results on modern inkjet + printers that offer multiple drop sizes, but offers + no advantages on laser printers or old (generally + pre-1999) inkjet printers. + + * ORDERED: This algorithm produces much smoother + output than Fast or Very Fast. It is somewhat + slower than those algorithms. It utilizes a fixed + pattern that is generally free of artifacts, but it + has some noise (roughness of texture) that may be + objectionable with smooth-toned images. It is an + excellent choice for printing draft copies of + business graphics or photographs (charts, etc.) due + to its lack of artifacts. + + * ADAPTIVE HYBRID: This algorithm produces slightly + smoother output than Ordered dithering, at some cost + in performance. It uses a fixed pattern in + highlights to avoid artifacts, and error diffusion + at higher densities to reduce noise. It is an + excellent choice for printing business graphics due + to its lack of artifacts and smooth texture in + darker tones. + + * EVEN TONE: This relatively new algorithm yields + excellent smoothness in all tones (light, midtone, + and shadow), but is considerably slower than most of + the other algorithms. It is somewhat prone to + artifacts, including "tearing", at sharp boundaries. + This algorithm is well-suited for printing + photographs, but is not as suitable for printing + solid-tone graphics. + + * HYBRID EVEN TONE: This algorithm combines Even Tone + and Ordered dithering to yield smooth results with + fewer artifacts than Even Tone dithering, but is + even slower than standard Even Tone. It uses the + fixed pattern of Ordered dithering to break up the + artifacts of Even Tone dithering. The result is not + quite as smooth as pure Even Tone, but the reduction + of artifacts makes this an excellent choice for + photographs or photographs mixed with other + graphics. + + * PREDITHERED: This is used in combination with + dithering performed outside of Gutenprint or with + printers that perform their own dithering. It + assumes that the output is already dithered and + generates the appropriate drops based only on the + values provided. + + Linear Contrast Adjustment + + The standard contrast control does not adjust the + black and white points of the output; black in the + input becomes black in the output, for example. The + result is that if contrast is reduced below 1, the + contrast in the highlights and shadows is actually + increased to keep the same total tonal range. + + Gimp-Print 4.2 used a different kind of contrast + control. In Gimp-Print 4.2, reducing the contrast + reduced the contrast throughout the tonal range, + resulting in white being printed as a light gray and + black as a dark gray (reducing the contrast all the + way to zero resulted in a uniform gray). If contrast + was increased, the contrast was stretched until the + output reached either black or white; anything lighter + always printed as white and anything darker as black. + + Turning this control on selects the old Gimp-Print 4.2 + behavior. This control is normally turned off. + + +---------------- + +G) OUTPUT DENSITY (INK QUANTITY) CONTROLS + + These controls adjust the amount of ink printed on the page. + These controls may be used to darken a solid, pure black, or + eliminate puddling (wet ink left on the paper that does not dry in + the printer) if needed. They may also be useful for adjusting the + behavior of non-standard inks. They should not be used to lighten + or darken the print if the black level is correct. + + These controls are adjustments -- they adjust the amount of ink + relative to the amount selected by the driver for the paper and + resolution chosen. + + Density Value + + This control adjusts the total amount of ink used in + all channels (ink colors). + + Black Density Value + Blue Density Value + Cyan Density Value + Magenta Density Value + Yellow Density Value + Red Density Value + + These controls adjust the amount of ink used by each + channel separately. They may be used to correct the + amount of ink if needed to strengthen or weaken + particular colors (e. g. if yellow is too strong or + too weak). They should not be used to correct gray + balance (to produce neutral gray) -- the gray balance + controls described below should be used for that + purpose. + + These options are new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Ink Limit Value + + This control adjusts the maximum amount of ink that + the driver will use to print with. This may be used + if you want to use large amounts of particular inks to + achieve saturated dark colors, without using excessive + ink overall that will result in ink puddling or + spilling within the printer. This control should be + used only by people very experienced in inkjet + printing. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + +---------------- + +H) GRAY BALANCE CONTROLS + + These controls adjust the gray balance by changing the amount of + each color of ink used to produce gray. For example, if gray + prints somewhat greenish, it can be corrected by increasing the + magenta balance. These options are new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Magenta Balance Value + Yellow Balance Value + Cyan Balance Value + + +---------------- + +I) OUTPUT GAMMA CONTROLS + + These controls permit adjusting the gamma (exponent) of the + transfer curves of the individual channels. On most printers, + using a linear ink scale (that is, the amount of ink is directly + proportional to the input value) will produce very dark + highlights, as even quite small amounts of ink produce very strong + colors or gray. Therefore, the driver uses less ink to produce + lighter colors. This does not affect the darkest tones. + + Setting these controls to larger values results in lighter + highlights and midtones and increase contrast in the dark tones, + while lower values result in darker midtones and highlights with + reduced dark tone contrast. These controls are adjustments -- + they adjust the gamma relative to the gamma chosen by the driver + by multiplying them together. For example, if the driver uses a + gamma value of 2.0 for a particular printer, and you specify a + gamma of 0.75, the actual gamma used to print will be 1.5. + + Composite Gamma Value + + This control adjusts the gamma of all available ink + channels when printing in color. + + This option is equivalent to the Gamma option in + Gimp-Print 4.2. + + Black Gamma Value + + This control adjusts the gamma of the black channel + when printing in grayscale. + + This option is new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Cyan Gamma Value + Magenta Gamma Value + Yellow Gamma Value + + These controls adjust the gamma of individual channels + when printing on printers that use cyan, magenta, and + yellow inks (all inkjet printers use CMY inks). These + gamma values are multiplied by the composite gamma + value and the gamma chosen by the driver. + + Note that the black gamma value is not used when + printing in color. That is because the amount of gray + is computed after the gamma transformation has been + applied to each channel, and the black channel is + synthesized from this value. The GCR Transition Value + serves as a gamma value for the black channel. In + addition, there are no gamma values for the special + channels for printers that offer additional inks (such + as red and blue) for similar reasons. + + These controls are equivalent to the Cyan, Magenta, + and Yellow controls in Gimp-Print 4.2. + + Red Gamma Value + Green Gamma Value + Blue Gamma Value + + These controls adjust the gamma of individual channels + when printing on printers that use red, green, and + blue inks (Postscript printers and many dye + sublimation printers use red, green, and blue colors). + These gamma values are multiplied by the composite + gamma value and the gamma chosen by the driver. + + These options are new to Gutenprint 5.0; Gimp-Print + 4.2 referred to them as Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow even + if the output was RGB. + + +---------------- + +J) GRAY GENERATION CONTROLS + + These controls adjust the conversion of gray into black ink and + composite (CMY) components. When printing in color, light grays + are often printed using composite inks rather than black ink to + reduce the speckling effect of dark black dots, while dark grays + and black are usually printed using black ink to achieve a darker + black. With some ink and paper combinations it is necessary to + use a mixture of black and composite components to achieve maximum + density and in some cases to achieve neutral grays (some pigment + black inks are actually brown). + + The effect of using too much or too little black ink varies. + Typically if too much black ink is used light colors and grays + will have noticeable speckling from the black drops, while if too + little black ink is used the midtones and dark tones will be + washed out and in some cases too much ink will be used leading to + puddles on the page. In some cases very large amounts of + composite ink cause color shifts (darker grays are not neutral). + Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper seems to be particularly prone to + this problem, particularly with dye inks. + + In general, lower-quality papers require more black ink (composite + inks generally cannot create very dark tones), while higher + quality papers require less black ink (the composite inks can + create much darker grays, and the black dots appear much sharper). + + Setting these controls effectively requires a good understanding + of gray generation and a fair amount of experimentation. Normally + it's only necessary to set the paper type correctly to get good + results. + + These options are all new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + GCR Lower Bound Value + + This control specifies the darkest shade of gray at + which no black ink will be used (i. e. any lighter + gray component will be printed using only composite + inks). Setting this control to zero means that some + amount of black ink will always be used; setting it to + 1 means that no black ink will ever be used. + + GCR Upper Bound Value + + This control specifies the lightest shade of gray at + which no composite CMY ink will be used (i. e. this + level of gray and higher will be printed using only + black ink). This control should never be set any + lower than the GCR Lower Bound Value. Setting this + control to zero means that only black ink is used to + print any gray value; setting this control to a value + greater than one means that some composite ink will be + used even when printing black. The upper limit for + this control is 5 (in which case black will be printed + with no more than 20% black ink). + + If you use an ink set requiring use of color inks to + produce neutral grayscale, you should set the GCR + Lower Bound Value to zero or a value very close to + zero and the GCR Upper Bound Value should be greater + than 1, along with a GCR Transition Value (below) of + 1. This will ensure that the proportion of black and + color inks will be close to constant throughout the + gray range. With this kind of inkset, it's often + possible to produce cool or warm toned grayscale + prints by selecting Desaturated color correction and + adjusting the GCR Upper Bound Value appropriately. + For example, if the black ink has a brown (warm) cast, + increasing the GCR Upper Bound Value will yield a + cooler tone (less black ink) while decreasing it will + yield a warmer tone (more black ink). + + GCR Transition Value + + This control specifies the gamma of the GCR transition + curve. Setting this control to a smaller value + results in less black ink being used in the lighter + portion of the transition region. This control is + useful if the black ink is much darker than the + composite inks in order to produce a smoother + transition. + + GCR Curve + + This control (only available through the Print plugin + for the GIMP or other Gutenprint-based applications + that provide curve capability) allows you to specify + the conversion curve from gray to black/composite + precisely. The horizontal axis of this curve + represents the gray level (between 0, or no gray at + all, and 1, or pure black); the vertical axis + represents the fraction of gray that is converted to + black (0 means only composite inks, and 1 means only + black ink). + + +---------------- + +K) OUTPUT LINEARIZATION CURVES (GIMP Plugin Only) + + These controls permit adjusting the transfer (linearization) + curves of each channel precisely. They are only available through + the Print plugin for the GIMP or other Gutenprint-based + applications that provide curve capability. All of these controls + are considered to be for very advanced use only. These options + are all new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Black Curve + Blue Curve + Cyan Curve + Magenta Curve + Yellow Curve + Red Curve + Green Curve + + +---------------- + +L) DETAILED COLOR CORRECTION CURVES (GIMP Plugin Only) + + These controls permit adjusting precise characteristics of color + generation/correction. They are only available through the Print + plugin for the GIMP or other Gutenprint-based applications that + provide curve capability. All of these controls are considered to + be for very advanced use only. + + The horizontal axis of all of these curves represents the hue of + the output. Hue is measured as an angle, where 0 and 360 degrees + represent cyan (or red, if the output inks are RGB). + Conventionally, these angles are represented as a number between 0 + and 6 (each full number in this scale represents 60 degrees). The + specific hue angles for CMY and RGB outputs are as follows: + + \ Ink Type + Angle \ RGB CMY + ----- \ --- --- + 0 | Red Cyan + 1 | Yellow Blue + 2 | Green Magenta + 3 | Cyan Red + 4 | Blue Yellow + 5 | Magenta Green + 6 | Red Cyan + + These options are all new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Hue Adjustment Curve + Luminosity Adjustment Curve + Saturation Adjustment Curve + + These controls adjust the color correction in High + Accuracy, Bright Colors, and Correct Hue Only color + correction modes. These color correction modes work + by adjusting the hue, saturation, and luminosity (HSL) + of the output inks to achieve a more accurate color + than the color created by simply converting the red, + green, and blue inputs to cyan, magenta, and yellow + (or red, green, and blue) inks. Note that in this + printing context luminosity represents darkness + (amount of light subtracted) rather than brightness. + + The saturation and hue adjustments are first applied. + The luminosity correction operates on only the color + component of the output. Before this correction is + applied, any gray value is removed, and added back + after the correction is completed. + + The vertical axis of the Hue Adjustment Curve + represents an angular difference that is added to the + base hue value to generate the desired output. For + example, if the blue output is purple (too close to + magenta), adding a negative value to that range of the + output will bring the blue value more toward cyan + (less magenta). + + The vertical axis of the Saturation Adjustment Curve + represents an amount by which the saturation is + multiplied. At any given hue point it may take on any + value between 0 (eliminate all color saturation, which + is equivalent to converting to pure gray) and 4 + (dramatically boost the saturation). Therefore, this + adjustment may be used to tone down excessively + brilliant colors (e. g. if the reds are overly + brilliant) or brighten up dull colors (e. g. if the + greens are somewhat dull). This control has no effect + if Correct Hue Only is used. If the saturation value + is greater than 1, the effect differs depending upon + whether High Accuracy or Bright Colors mode is + selected: if Bright Colors is selected, the saturation + is simply multiplied by the desired value and then set + to 1 if it would exceed unity. If High Accuracy mode + is selected, the amount of saturation boost is + decreased if the starting saturation is high. + + The vertical axis of the Luminosity Adjustment Curve + represents an amount by which the luminosity is + multiplied. At any given hue point it may take on any + value between 0 (remove the color component + altogether) and 1 (leave it as is). Therefore, the + function of the Luminosity Adjustment Curve is to + lighten excessively dark colors rather than to darken + light colors. This control has no effect if Correct + Hue Only mode is used. + + Blue Map + Cyan Map + Magenta Map + Yellow Map + Red Map + + These curves control how the auxiliary red and blue + inks are used on the Epson Stylus Photo R800, Stylus + Photo R1800, and PictureMate family of printers. + These printers use auxiliary inks to achieve more + brilliance in the red and blue. Other printers in the + future may use other auxiliary channels, which will be + made available in similar fashion. + + The vertical axis of each of these controls specifies + the amount of each ink that should be used to print + colors of that hue. These curves are used only to + generate color; any gray component is removed prior to + the color generation and added back later. For + example, it is possible to specify that a certain + shade of purple is printed using .2 red ink, .6 + magenta ink, and .5 blue ink (hypothetically). + + +---------------- + +M) SPECIALIZED OUTPUT CONTROLS + + These controls are used to modify the output in very + printer-specific ways. These options are all new to Gutenprint + 5.0. + + Gloss Level Value + + This control is provided on printers such as the Epson + Stylus Photo R800 and R1800 that offer a special gloss + enhancer to produce an even degree of gloss on glossy + papers regardless of the amount of ink used. On + certain glossy papers, areas with high ink coverage + are a lot glossier than areas with little ink coverage + (highlights); the gloss enhancer is basically a + transparent ink that increases the gloss of these + areas. This control specifies the desired total + amount of ink to be printed, including both the normal + color and black inks and the gloss enhancer. If the + amount of normal inks is less than this amount, gloss + enhancer is used to increase the total amount of ink + used. + + +---------------- + +N) TRANSITION CONTROLS + + These controls adjust the level at which light inks (such as the + light cyan and magenta inks used on many "photo printers") are + used in place of the dark inks. The light inks are used to + produce a smoother texture (less speckling); the light cyan + droplets, for example, are individually much less visible than the + normal dark cyan droplets. + + The ink substitution works by replacing a certain amount of ink by + a mixture of the light and dark inks. For example, the dark cyan + ink may be about 3 times as dark as the light cyan ink, so in + light areas the cyan may be replaced by 3 times as much light + cyan. However, this only works up to a certain point; beyond that + point, adding more light ink does not significantly increase the + darkness of the ink. These transition values adjust the limits at + which the ink substitution is done; the lower these limits are + set, the lighter the output at which dark ink is introduced. + Setting these values lower will generally yield more accurate + midtone colors at the expense of more speckling in the light + midtones and highlights. Generally these values need to be lower + on low-quality paper than on high quality glossy paper. + + These options are all new to Gutenprint 5.0. + + Dark Yellow Transition Value + Light Gray Transition Value + Mid Gray Transition Value + Dark Gray Transition Value + Gray Transition Value + Light Cyan Transition Value + Light Magenta Transition Value + Light Yellow Transition Value + + +---------------- + +O) FOOMATIC-ONLY OPTIONS + + This control is available only when using the Foomatic interface. + It provides a collection of presets appropriate for various + printing tasks. It is similar in concept to (and provided the + inspiration for) the Print Quality and Image Type options provided + in Gutenprint. + + Printout Mode |