Like on a physical network printer there is a web interface for administration, here especially also for adding and configuring printers. This Printer Application emulates a driverless IPP network printer (IPP Everywhere) for each physical printer set up with it, so your computer's printing environment discovers it automatically and makes your printer(s) available for printing. Please switch to HP's Printer Application in that case. ) and always up-to-date with HP's newest printers and scanners, this Printer Application will get deprecated then end eventually removed from the Snap Store.
#Hp printer drivers for ubuntu drivers#
As that Printer Application will be native (not using classic CUPS drivers internally) and provide more functionality than this one (scanning, command line and GUI utilities. If all is going well they will sooner or later start providing a Printer Application by themselves. Note: HPLIP is actively maintained by HP, they are continuously adding the newest printer models and adapting the software to new environments/Linux distributions. ) and has made many user's printers work and with this Printer Application these printers will continue to work in environments where only Printer Applications (and no classic printer driver packages) are supported.
HPLIP already ships for many years with most common Linux distributions (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, SUSE. Note that scanning will only get supported in later versions of this Printer Application. If your HP printer is a PostScript printer you can alternatively use the PostScript Printer Application ( ), for example if you have other non-HP PostScript printers and want to use only a single Printer Application. You can still use this Printer Application then, but as a Printer Application is an emulation of a driverless IPP printer using the printer's own driverless IPP functionality is recommended. These are mainly older inkjet and laser printers from the time before driverless IPP printers, but also the current models get continuously added by HP, even if they also do driverless IPP. It supports ~3000 different printer models, those supported by the HPLIP ( ) driver suite from HP.
If you want to use an HP printer which is not a modern driverless IPP (AirPrint, Mopria, IPP Everywhere, Wi-Fi Direct Print, prints from smartphones) printer (then you do not need any Printer Application) then this is the right Printer Application for you. if you have more than one Printer Application installed), click "Add Printer".
#Hp printer drivers for ubuntu install#
Usage/Setup: Install this Snap, go to (or to.
Printer driver package for printing on HP (and Apollo) Printers based on HPLIP
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