I have one printer, but Fedora always show up 2 or 3.
I have just removed all of them and reinstalled the printer, and this is the dialog I see now:
I have one printer, but Fedora always show up 2 or 3.
I have just removed all of them and reinstalled the printer, and this is the dialog I see now:
Have look at the properties to see what’s the difference between the two.
I can imagine that one is a connection over USB, and the other one over ethernet?
You can find more detailed information about the connected printers in CUPS webinterface: http://localhost:631
My printer has no ethernet.
It only has USB.
Then the issue is that the system is adding one printer automatically (through avahi-daemon
) and you are adding one manual.
So, either disable avahi-daemon
(systemctl disable avahi-daemon
), or remove all printers and let avahi-daemon discover and install one printer, then don’t add a second one manually.
Thank you. I managed to have only one currently.
There happened that I had 3 at a time.
I will make sure to don’t add them manually from now on.