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Updating and Upgrading

Ubuntu Screencasts Ubuntu Screencasts Ubuntu Testing - ISO Tracker 24-09-2009 12:51 Ara Pulido explains how easy it is to get involved with Ubuntu testing. Using the ISO Tracker Ara shows how to download development versions of Ubuntu and report back testing results. Arquivos de mídia Ubuntuscreencasts-ISO_Tracker405.avi (AVI, 38.9MB) Ubuntuscreencasts-ISO_Tracker950.flv (Flash Video, 29.4MB) Ubuntuscreencasts-ISO_Tracker976.m4v (Vídeo MPEG-4, 850KB) Ubuntuscreencasts-UbuntuTestingISOTracker164.ogv (Vídeo Ogg, 39.6MB)

Connecting to Printers

In this short screencast we look at various ways of connecting printers in Ubuntu. We don't look at troubleshooting printer issues, as that will be covered in a later screencast, what we do cover is:- * Printer auto-detection in Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) - Note: Gutsy is not yet released so we do not recommend running it on production hardware, and some features may change between now and the release date. * Automatic detection of network printers * Manually configuring network printers * Connecting to Windows shared printers. * Printing test pages

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Testing a Printer

Filling in your printer: * Make & Model: whatever it says on the front of your printer, usually. * PPD/Driver: the file used to tell Ubuntu your printer's settings & capabilities. * Supported: whether or not Ubuntu detected your printer automatically. * Works?: whether or not all of your printer's functions work in Ubuntu. (Possibly after you've installed the correct PPD/driver files.) * Ubuntu Version: which version(s) of Ubuntu you are using the printer in. (4.10 (Warty Warthog), 5.04 (Hoary Hedgehog), 5.10 (Breezy Badger), 6.06 (Dapper Drake), 6.10 (Edgy Eft), or 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)). * Comments: Comments or links that might help members of the Ubuntu community use this model of printer * Last Update: Date of last update to that printer entry.