lpr filename.ps works.
display filename.jpg and printing it by right-click works (after fixing this other problem.) I know that display (from ImageMagick) converts the jpg to ps before trying to print it.
lpr filename.jpg doesn't work and gives a cancelled at printer message. So it seems that I can only print .ps files, which implies that cups filters are not working to convert common image types to ps.
cups-filters is installed. Going to /etc/cups and "grep -i filter *" only shows me references to BrowseFilter, not references to Filter. How do I tell cups that my printer only understands ps, so that it should apply a filter when necessary? Also, I would expect that it would apply the imagetops filter, but looking at that file tells me:
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# Note: This wrapper filter is only included for backward compatibility with
# certan custom configurations. It is not mentioned in any of the .convs
# files included in this package and therefore never used with the default
# configuration.
What would I need to use instead of imagetops and how would I tell cups to use it?
