If you want your printer driver to be installed automatically in future versions of Ubuntu, these steps need to be taken:
At first you should ask your printer manufacturer for a Linux driver for your specific printer model.
Secondly you should also ask you manufacturer to provide a distribution independent driver package as described here: http://www.linux-foundation.org/en/OpenPrinting/WritingAndPackagingPrinterDrivers, so we can implement this specification: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/printerdriverautodownload in future versions of Ubuntu that will automatically install your printer driver.
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According to http:// openprinting. org/show_ printer. cgi?recnum= Canon-PIXMA_ iP1700 some people got this printer working with the proprietary Canon driver for the iP 2200.
If you want your printer driver to be installed automatically in future versions of Ubuntu, these steps need to be taken: www.linux- foundation. org/en/ OpenPrinting/ WritingAndPacka gingPrinterDriv ers, so we can implement this specification: https:/ /blueprints. launchpad. net/ubuntu/ +spec/printerdr iverautodownloa d in future versions of Ubuntu that will automatically install your printer driver.
At first you should ask your printer manufacturer for a Linux driver for your specific printer model.
Secondly you should also ask you manufacturer to provide a distribution independent driver package as described here: http://