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Gutenprint (formerly called Gimp-Print) is a package of high quality printer drivers for Mac OS X, Darwin, Linux, BSD, Solaris, IRIX, and other UNIX-alike operating systems. In many cases, these drivers rival or exceed the OEM drivers in quality and functionality. Our goal is to produce the highest possible output quality from all supported printers. To that end, we have done extensive work on screening algorithms, color generation, and printer feature utilization. We are continuing our work in all of these areas to produce ever higher quality results, particularly on the ubiquitous, inexpensive inkjet printers that are nonetheless capable of nearly photographic output quality. Additionally, Gutenprint provides excellent drivers for many printers that are otherwise unsupported on Mac OS X.
In Mac OS 10.2, the system always describes any printer driven by Gutenprint as a PostScript device. Technically, this behavior is a 'bug' and it requires that a PostScript interpreter (such as ESP Ghostscript) be available to CUPS (the underlying print spooler) to enable the Gutenprint driver (or any CUPS raster driver) to print from this class of application.
This setting is permanent, and it affects all applications on your system. If you later decide that you prefer the default behavior then issue this command instead:defaults write -g com.apple.print.apple.pictwpstopdf NONote: Although you may set the default in Panther to force certain applications to produce PostScript rather than raster, you will never need to install ESP Ghostscript in Panther for use with Gutenprint because the operating system includes software that performs PostScript to raster conversion. Other printer drivers may still require ESP Ghostscript, but installing it in Panther will have no effect on Gutenprint.
Starting with version 4.2.6-pre2 of the Mac OS X installer package the Gutenprint PPDs are installed into the "standard" location recommended by Apple, /Library/Printers/PPDs/Contents/Resources/en.lproj rather than in the CUPS-standard location of /usr/share/cups/model/C which is different from all previous releases. This change was implemented primarily for performance reasons, but it also provides a means for normal users to find a PPD if need be (the previous PPD path is hidden from users in the Mac OS X Finder). As a consequence of this change, the Gutenprint PPDs will no longer be available for printer setup when using the CUPS web admin; the Apple provided user interface is not affected by this change. If you want or need to use the CUPS web admin to create a printer (if you need to create a serial printer, for example) you can still use the CUPS web admin to create the printer, but you will need to select one of the available models and then open Print Center/Printer Setup Utility/Print & Fax system preference and change the driver to the correct Gutenprint model (select the printer in the list, choose "Show info..." and select the correct model).
The Gutenprint drivers for OS X are CUPS plugin filters. In Mac OS 10.2 and 10.2.1 when users print with CUPS-based drivers from a "Carbon" application the application generates PostScript output instead of the OS X native PDF (this is not the case with vendor-supplied printer drivers). If ESP Ghostscript is not installed the print job simply fails without indication (other than the lack of a print!). If you haven't installed ESP Ghostscript just download the Mac OS X installer and run it.
When printing, CUPS tries to string together a series of tools in order to convert the submitted file to the format needed by a printer. In OS X the files submitted are generally either PDF or PICT files with embedded PostScript. When printing to a Gutenprint driver, if the input file format is PDF then the OS X PDF to raster filter is run and the raster data handed to the Gutenprint driver. If instead the input file format is PICT with PostScript, then the OS X PICT to PostScript filter is run. In order to get from PostScript to raster, the ESP GhostScript filter is run next in the chain and then the raster data is handed to the printer.
In a nutshell, you can't. Not yet. CUPS uses "backends" to transfer the driver code to the printer. On Mac OS X Gutenprint uses CUPS and since there is not yet a FireWire backend available for Mac OS X you can't print with Gutenprint over Firewire. You can print to a printer that has a FireWire port, you simply need to use a different port, such as the USB port, an ethernet port, or the parallel port via a converter.
The Gutenprint drivers are not partial about any particular brand or modelof USB-to-parallel converter cable. When used with Mac OS X, some cables appear to work better than others. If you are researching the purchase of a USB-to-parallel converter, or if you are experiencing printing problems while using a USB-to-parallel cable with an otherwise-supported printer please check with the cable manufacturer to confirm that the cable is supported on Mac OS X. Additionally, you should try usbtb--an alternative communications software. It is available from the Gutenprint downloads page.
The InDesign application uses a somewhat non-standard printing procedure. The following workaround procedure may help you achieve the desired printer output: Select Print... from the File menu, or press command-P. Within the InDesign print dialog, click the Printer... button (*not* the blue flashing Print button!) Dismiss any warning dialog by clicking OK Set any Gutenprint driver features under the Printer Features popup item. Click Print in the system print dialog (you will return to the InDesign print dialog). Click Print in the InDesign dialog. This procedure may be necessary for each document you wish to print. On subsequent prints of the same document the regular "Print" button should work as expected.
"The Gutenprint drivers for CUPS, and the required PPD files." That's the short answer to the first question. The long answer is that a lot of files are installed into the (typically) hidden BSD unix layer of OS X. You shouldn't need to remove Gutenprint in order to restore your previous printing capability. Just delete any Gutenprint printers. That said, if you are really fired up about saving disk space you canuse the Gutenprint Unisntaller. The uninstaller is included on the disk image with the Gutenprint drivers. It is also available as a separate download from the Gutenprint downloads page.
There is a comprehensive list of supported printers at the Gutenprint website. For printers that are not listed as supported you may still be able to print by trying the driver for a printer that is similar to yours, but the results may disappoint you.
An illustrated set-up guide called How to Print with Gutenprint located on the disk image that contains the drivers. This guide will walk you through the printer set-up process for USB and TCP/IP printers. If you don't have access to this set-up guide the following instructions should help:
Setting up printers using the Gutenprint driver can be slightly different than setting up other drivers depending on how you are connecting to your printer. Make sure your printer is supported by Gutenprint see question on supported printers.
This has been noted when the printer is capable of resolutions greater than 1440 dpi. It does not appear to be a Gutenprint issue as there have been similar instances reported with some Brother printers using the Brother supplied drivers. Those instances also indicated that a printer capable of higher resolutions will produce the same error.
This does not appear to be a Gutenprint issue. There has been at least one case reported whereby the user tried the Gutenprint, HPIJS, and pxlmono drivers. All drivers printed in landscape mode when the printer was attached directly to the Mac computer via USB. The same drivers would only print in portrait mode when the printer was connected to a shared Windows printer.
Printers for which support just has been added may not have been tested, as the developers do not have access to the printer. It is worth trying different settings. For example, change the resolution to a mainstream value as used on that printer. Also photo mode is better tested than the optimized versions. When you find out what works and what doesn't, file a bug report. 2ff7e9595c