First install the pddk (Printer development kit) then install the CUPS driver.Īfterwords if your in gnome, go into System>Administration>Printing and add your printer. deb packages in the folder you downloaded everything in. Once you have ran them through alien, you will find nice little.
Once alien is installed we being the converting, ignore any messages about scripts not being converted, we dont need those. Since rpms are ALMOST worthless to us in ubuntu, you need to install a program called alien to convert them to our favorite. Next your picking apart the shell script and untarring the install file within Since its packaged for redhat, its gonna be a not so straightforeward install to get it to run on your ubuntu system. In a terminal, untar the files you just downloaded using
Or search on lexmark for the redhat drivers. So heres my first how-to in anything linux.įirst you'll need the drivers from lexmark, you can find those at I'd never thought i'd become this proficient in linux but after enough hacking around I've learned you can get almost anything to work, like the Z600 series of lexmark printers (Also rebranded dell photo 720).
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