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Article #500Re: mounting Macintosh volumes under Linux?
From: MacOne
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 00:00
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in article 38b27e4a$0$780@personalnews.de.uu.net, Tiny Human Ferret at klaatu@clark.net wrote on 18/02/2000 16:11: > Rod Smith wrote: >> >> [Posted and mailed] >> >> In article <38AB517E.942DA3BD@clark.net>, >> Tiny Human Ferret <klaatu@clark.net> writes: >>> >>> What I would really love to see would be something that would allow a >>> Linux-ix86 system to use the printer attached to a Mac box. For instance, if >>> I could send a print file (via Netatalk or something similar) to Mom's >>> Stylewriter (System 7.5.1 on an LC-III believe it or not), that would be >>> truly spiffy. >> >> This already works. The pap program, which is part of the Netatalk >> package, can send a file from a Linux box to a Mac printer. The psf >> program can be used as a filter in a normal Linux printer queue to send >> a print job via pap. > > Actually, I'm pretty sure it can't. It _can_ allow the Mac to use a printer > attached to a *nix box running NetaTalk. > >> >> I don't know how well these tools work with non-PostScript printers, >> though. At the very least you'd need to have Ghostscript up and running to >> convert the file to whatever format the printer accepts. I don't know >> offhand if Ghostscript has appropriate drivers for an Apple StyleWriter. >> >> -- >> Rod Smith, rodsmith@rodsbooks.com >> http://www.rodsbooks.com >> Author of books on Linux networking & WordPerfect for Linux I'm doing this...Well the other way round... I've a Linux Box running Redhat 6.0 with an Epson Styles Colour 600 printer on the parallel port and I can print to it from the Mac using Laser Writer 8 in the chooser. RedHat has drivers for loads and loads of printers. Hope with helps --MacOne *************** M a c O n e ******************************* Guy Plunkett - Bsc, CLP(R4.6 & R5) http://www.sci-tec.co.uk Systems Support Engineer Life is what you make it..........Here's one I made earlier ------------PGP public Key available on request-------------
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