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 | (_ | .` | |_| / /| |__| | ' \ || \ \ /   on GNU/Linux
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    by TheOuterLinux (https://theouterlinux.gitlab.io)
    Last upadted: 2024/07/21

If you need to print a file using WINE, you can instead print to a PDF 
and then have the actual GNU/Linux system (or another) do the printing 
on a real printer later. Also, most all-in-one printers have a USB port 
for printing PDFs from a flash drive or scanning images/documents to it.
However, do not expect this to work for everything.

Setup
-----
Install the package 'printer-driver-cups-pdf' and reboot. After login,
run your system's printer setup program. For example, this would be 
"Printer Settings" on an XFCE desktop environment. When you "Add" a 
printer, select the "Generic CUPS-PDF" option; you can keep everything
as the default values.

HOWEVER, you may want to change the "PDF printing" location as the
default is "~/PDF". You can do this by editing a file like so...

    sudo nano /etc/cups/cups-pdf.conf
    
...and change the line that says "Out ${HOME}/PDF" to where you want
the output of the PDFs to be.