How can I get a printer driver for Konica Minolta 165e?
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if one looks for drivers on Open Printing;
On the Konica Minolta page, I can't see the bizhub 165e mentioned;
http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/KONICA%20MINOLTA
However there are a lot of bizhubs that folks say work well;
eg http://www.openprinting.org/printer/KONICA%20MINOLTA/KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_1050
this page links to the postscript driver for Konica Minolta; and also links to a ppd file that one can download; I don't know how fluent you feel with all this; one can set up a driver by pointing Ubuntu to a ppd file; so I would suggest downloading the ppd file for bizhub 1050; then editing it; changing the references to bizhub1050 to bizhub 165e;
You can see in this link https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/where-are-ppd-files-stored-gentoo-ubuntu-337393/ that for ppd files
The database is in /usr/share/ppd.
and
installed ppds are in /etc/cups/ppd
so if you edited the ppd file; saved it to /usr/share/ppd (naming it 165e.ppd or such) then when you set up the printer; by going to ADD in the printers folder; and telling Ubuntu you want to use a ppd file; you point Ubuntu towards your 165e.ppd in /usr/share/ppd and .. it should work ..
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if one looks for drivers on Open Printing;
On the Konica Minolta page, I can't see the bizhub 165e mentioned;
http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/KONICA%20MINOLTA
However there are a lot of bizhubs that folks say work well;
eg http://www.openprinting.org/printer/KONICA%20MINOLTA/KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_1050
this page links to the postscript driver for Konica Minolta; and also links to a ppd file that one can download; I don't know how fluent you feel with all this; one can set up a driver by pointing Ubuntu to a ppd file; so I would suggest downloading the ppd file for bizhub 1050; then editing it; changing the references to bizhub1050 to bizhub 165e;
You can see in this link https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/where-are-ppd-files-stored-gentoo-ubuntu-337393/ that for ppd files
The database is in /usr/share/ppd.
and
installed ppds are in /etc/cups/ppd
so if you edited the ppd file; saved it to /usr/share/ppd (naming it 165e.ppd or such) then when you set up the printer; by going to ADD in the printers folder; and telling Ubuntu you want to use a ppd file; you point Ubuntu towards your 165e.ppd in /usr/share/ppd and .. it should work ..
answered Feb 10 at 22:48
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if one looks for drivers on Open Printing;
On the Konica Minolta page, I can't see the bizhub 165e mentioned;
http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/KONICA%20MINOLTA
However there are a lot of bizhubs that folks say work well;
eg http://www.openprinting.org/printer/KONICA%20MINOLTA/KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_1050
this page links to the postscript driver for Konica Minolta; and also links to a ppd file that one can download; I don't know how fluent you feel with all this; one can set up a driver by pointing Ubuntu to a ppd file; so I would suggest downloading the ppd file for bizhub 1050; then editing it; changing the references to bizhub1050 to bizhub 165e;
You can see in this link https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/where-are-ppd-files-stored-gentoo-ubuntu-337393/ that for ppd files
The database is in /usr/share/ppd.
and
installed ppds are in /etc/cups/ppd
so if you edited the ppd file; saved it to /usr/share/ppd (naming it 165e.ppd or such) then when you set up the printer; by going to ADD in the printers folder; and telling Ubuntu you want to use a ppd file; you point Ubuntu towards your 165e.ppd in /usr/share/ppd and .. it should work ..
answered Feb 10 at 22:48
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if one looks for drivers on Open Printing;
On the Konica Minolta page, I can't see the bizhub 165e mentioned;
http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/KONICA%20MINOLTA
However there are a lot of bizhubs that folks say work well;
eg http://www.openprinting.org/printer/KONICA%20MINOLTA/KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_1050
this page links to the postscript driver for Konica Minolta; and also links to a ppd file that one can download; I don't know how fluent you feel with all this; one can set up a driver by pointing Ubuntu to a ppd file; so I would suggest downloading the ppd file for bizhub 1050; then editing it; changing the references to bizhub1050 to bizhub 165e;
You can see in this link https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/where-are-ppd-files-stored-gentoo-ubuntu-337393/ that for ppd files
The database is in /usr/share/ppd.
and
installed ppds are in /etc/cups/ppd
so if you edited the ppd file; saved it to /usr/share/ppd (naming it 165e.ppd or such) then when you set up the printer; by going to ADD in the printers folder; and telling Ubuntu you want to use a ppd file; you point Ubuntu towards your 165e.ppd in /usr/share/ppd and .. it should work ..
answered Feb 10 at 22:48
pdc
67436
if one looks for drivers on Open Printing;
On the Konica Minolta page, I can't see the bizhub 165e mentioned;
http://www.openprinting.org/printers/manufacturer/KONICA%20MINOLTA
However there are a lot of bizhubs that folks say work well;
eg http://www.openprinting.org/printer/KONICA%20MINOLTA/KONICA_MINOLTA-bizhub_1050
this page links to the postscript driver for Konica Minolta; and also links to a ppd file that one can download; I don't know how fluent you feel with all this; one can set up a driver by pointing Ubuntu to a ppd file; so I would suggest downloading the ppd file for bizhub 1050; then editing it; changing the references to bizhub1050 to bizhub 165e;
You can see in this link https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/where-are-ppd-files-stored-gentoo-ubuntu-337393/ that for ppd files
The database is in /usr/share/ppd.
and
installed ppds are in /etc/cups/ppd
so if you edited the ppd file; saved it to /usr/share/ppd (naming it 165e.ppd or such) then when you set up the printer; by going to ADD in the printers folder; and telling Ubuntu you want to use a ppd file; you point Ubuntu towards your 165e.ppd in /usr/share/ppd and .. it should work ..
answered Feb 10 at 22:48
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