![]() ![]() If it appears to complete successfully, open "Printers" in settings you may see a new printer has become available, or you may find that the existing printer now works.Īnd, yes, this is pretty much an obnoxious way to install software in the year 2014, especially because you really don't know if it will work. Run that install script by entering this: "./install.sh", and cross your fingers. Another "ls" should verify that there is an "install.sh" file there. So "cd ~/Downloads" to get there and then "ls" to list the folder and file names. (Presumably they're in your Downloads directory. Open a terminal and navigate to each folder. Looks like you need to run them and respond to the questions they ask. Inside each folder will be, among other things, a script called "install.sh". That will uncompress and unarchive each and you will see similarly named icons representing folders. You'll need to locate the two Debian packages with the file manager (Files), right click on each icon, one at a time, and select "Extract Here" from the choices that pop up. However, I downloaded one of the Debian packages and it turns out to be a compressed tar archive (filenames ends in "tar.gz") So, Canon did not make this very easy, at all. ![]() (And one is just an archive of the source code.) The others are the same files packaged for other version of Linux and won't install on Ubuntu. Only attempt to install the two packages labeled as "Debian" packages. ![]()
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