lp -d printername
Use the following command to check the status of the printer "printername"
lpq -P printername
6/4/06
Use different printers to print.
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I am a researcher working in the biological physics field. I started to use Linux back in 2001. After that, I fall in love with Linux. I use it in my research and also daily work, such as document processing, web surfing etc. In this blog I record my Linux experience. I'd like to focus on the research experience using Linux, especially I want to explain or give some simple tutorials on software commonly used in research, such as OpenOffice, Octave, R, xfig, gimp, C++ , etc. This blog was first set up mainly for my personal use, but it turn out to be more useful than I had thought.
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