When I go through this process I do *not* see the splix driver in the system-config-printer GUI tool.
1. sudo apt-get install splix
2. zompu:~$ lpinfo -m | grep 1740 foomatic-db-compressed-ppds:0/Samsung-ML-1740-gdi.ppd Samsung ML-1740 Foomatic/gdi splix:0/samsung/ml1740.ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 splix:0/samsung/ml1740fr.ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 splix:0/samsung/ml1740pt.ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0
3. unplug the USB cable so that system-config-printer won't autodetect my printer
4. $ system-config-printer
4. enter "x:" in the URI
5. Choose "Samsung" and "ML-1740".
Now I observe that ...
Oh, this one here named "Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 [en]" must be the splix driver. My mistake was thinking that one was just a variant of the GDI driver.
When I go through this process I do *not* see the splix driver in the system- config- printer GUI tool.
1. sudo apt-get install splix
2. zompu:~$ lpinfo -m | grep 1740 db-compressed- ppds:0/ Samsung- ML-1740- gdi.ppd Samsung ML-1740 Foomatic/gdi samsung/ ml1740. ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 samsung/ ml1740fr. ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 samsung/ ml1740pt. ppd Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0
foomatic-
splix:0/
splix:0/
splix:0/
3. unplug the USB cable so that system- config- printer won't autodetect my printer
4. $ system- config- printer
4. enter "x:" in the URI
5. Choose "Samsung" and "ML-1740".
Now I observe that ...
Oh, this one here named "Samsung ML-1740, 2.0.0 [en]" must be the splix driver. My mistake was thinking that one was just a variant of the GDI driver.