| 24 Jul 2024 |
 Gary | With cups it doesn't even detect them | 15:18:10 |
 TraceyC | Based on your comment, this looks like a printer connected on the network, is that correct? | 16:18:47 |
| Gary | In reply to @traceyc:matrix.org
Based on your comment, this looks like a printer connected on the network, is that correct? Yeah | 17:23:23 |
| Gary | I would like it to search for the printer locally on the network | 17:24:45 |
| Gary | Is there an option for that or it hasn't been implemented yet | 17:25:29 |
| TraceyC | What desktop environment is this? (Budgie / Gnome / Plasma / XFCE) | 17:25:35 |
| Gary | Budgie | 17:25:54 |
| TraceyC | Thanks. I've had a similar issue with my networked HP printer. What you might try is - in Print Settings - unlock it and click add printer
Go to Network Printer - Find Network Printer - and add the IP address of the printer and click Find | 17:31:15 |
| TraceyC | Does that work? | 17:31:17 |
| Gary | In reply to @traceyc:matrix.org
Thanks. I've had a similar issue with my networked HP printer. What you might try is - in Print Settings - unlock it and click add printer
Go to Network Printer - Find Network Printer - and add the IP address of the printer and click Find Yes but I don't know how to add it with the printer IP | 17:36:03 |
| Gary | When I tried to search for it, it doesn't appear, it says that there are no printers and there are on the network. | 17:36:40 |
| TraceyC | So, if you put in your printer's IP address aand click Find, nothing returns? | 17:37:12 |
| Gary | In reply to @traceyc:matrix.org
So, if you put in your printer's IP address aand click Find, nothing returns? Nothing | 17:37:30 |
| Gary | What's more, I don't like that only a few Epson printers are available and mine isn't available. | 17:38:02 |
| Gary | Mine is Epson workforce 645 model | 17:38:57 |
| TraceyC | That's not good. Can you please open a bug report on https://github.com/getsolus/packages/issues so we can look into why that printer isn't being detected? Make sure to include that printer model | 17:40:14 |
| Gary | However, in other distros such as Debian or Ubuntu it is detected | 17:40:24 |
| TraceyC | Understood | 17:40:38 |
| Gary | In reply to @traceyc:matrix.org
Understood But can they add that printer if I make the report? | 17:41:31 |
| TraceyC | Yes, that's what we'll try to fix. To make sure you can add your printer | 17:42:05 |
| Gary | In reply to @traceyc:matrix.org
Yes, that's what we'll try to fix. To make sure you can add your printer Ok I'll do it anyway thanks | 17:42:43 |
| TraceyC | Thanks! | 17:42:49 |
 Reilly Brogan | In reply to @garry7771:matrix.org
sent an image. It doesn't look like you assigned any mounting points to the partitions | 21:55:05 |
| Gary | 
Download 1000784259.jpg | 23:55:04 |
| Gary | In reply to @reillybrogan:matrix.org
It doesn't look like you assigned any mounting points to the partitions That's ready | 23:56:52 |
| 25 Jul 2024 |
|  @vexpertsystems:matrix.org left the room. | 17:29:50 |
| 26 Jul 2024 |
 Juest Zungo | hey, how do i clean up cached packages without breaking the system? | 04:07:46 |
| Juest Zungo | umm, is it normal to get conflicted files messages during upgrade? | 04:15:37 |
| Juest Zungo | why are there duplicate files in packages? | 04:15:46 |
 Harvey | sudo eopkg dc clears package cache. Conflicts occur when files move between packages, the package manager is just being verbose. Once fully up to date there is no conflict. | 04:41:43 |
