In my case I've got a wireless printer and the device URI I've set is The cups driver etc will now be set and installed, and a printer entry will be created automatically. (this may be case sensitive so mind upper/lower case). Note that the CLP315 is not in the list, so we type this model number: When asked for the model, many of them are listed. UnifiedLinuxDriver_1.0.0.tar.gzĬhoose the options relevant for your printer (usb vs network etc). Start a terminal and cd to the download directory, then If you can't find it, try this direct link: On tab Downloads/subtab driver, download thec ompressed archive on the line "unified driver for Linux". Search for your printer number (CLP-315). Go to the Samsung website and choose Support/Downloads. Here are the steps I just followed to get this working on an ubuntu 11.04 install (although I pretty much followed the same steps on 10.4LTS and before): Instead of insisting on the specific CLP-315 driver, what worked for me was to use the CLP310 *series* driver. Apparently it has something to do with the *kind* of driver being installed. I have this printer and had the dark printing issue as well. I'll probably just use the printer until the toner has run out, and buy a better one then. Stuck them in their own printer to shoot the ad picture. They probably picked up an HP printer to print them on, and then Of it, as shown on the pictures on the samsung site, could have been actually printed on this machine. I can't imagine that the images that roll out I really feel a bit cheated with this printer. Printed on a painting-canvas with raw structure.
Still also there is a lot of anti aliasing effects in the image, looking like it has been Only way to get around it is to modify the image itself before I'm having the same trouble with the colors Printing images (photos) is a different matter. The samsung clp-315w works out of the box (I only tried with usb cable though,īut it performs rather poorly in some respects Just try to plug and play it first and see if the printer applet sees it, which it should. In fact I'm loving just about everything in Jaunty so far!įor the price you paid, you got a fine printer as far as I'm concerned.
The only big issue is I don't have it on unless I'm printing, and in Hardy and Intrepid I'd have to unplug and replug the USB cable to get it to see it was there. It will work without the Sammy drivers, but it had been temperamental sometimes doing it that way. All it really does is say it's printing and has bar graphs showing how much toner is left. Installation is pretty straight forward.I think it's just a bash script that installs the drivers and you get the Samsung Smart Panel or something like that. I don't have any other printers to compare it to, but it prints well enough for me. I'm currently fighting with Samsung to get my $100 rebate.
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