Installation of a Canon iP7250 under Linux

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I am having a lot of problems properly installing my brand new Canon iP7250 under Linux (Debian Sid, pretty up-to-date).



I actually managed to install it with standard CUPS drivers and it prints very well, BUT I found no way to activate the "Borderless" feature, so I get ample margins around my photos.



I also tried using Canon drivers, but:



  • Standard binaries won't install because of outdated dependencies (libpng12 was replaced by libpng14 and libtiff4 by libtiff5)

  • Resorting to recompilation (both Canon bundle and sources from github) results in drivers that have a lot of control, including "Borderless", but have a print quality much worse than the other drivers.

  • YES, I tried maximizing "print quality" and "DPI".

  • When I install the printer I see two identical entries in "Discovered Network Printers", both stating: "Canon iP7200 series (Canon iP7200 series)"; chosing either doesn't seem to change anything.

  • In next step I see likewise two identical lines: "Canon iP7200 series Ver.3.90 (en, cs, da, de, es, fi, fr, el, hu, it, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, tr, ko, zh, zh_TW, th, id, ja)" pointing respectively to "canonip7200.ppd" and "lsb/usr/canonip7200.ppd"; I have not been able to find those files, the only "canonip7200.ppd" I found is under "/usr/share/ppd/".









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  • Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Feb 16 at 17:49






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    @RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

    – ZioByte
    Feb 16 at 18:24
















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I am having a lot of problems properly installing my brand new Canon iP7250 under Linux (Debian Sid, pretty up-to-date).



I actually managed to install it with standard CUPS drivers and it prints very well, BUT I found no way to activate the "Borderless" feature, so I get ample margins around my photos.



I also tried using Canon drivers, but:



  • Standard binaries won't install because of outdated dependencies (libpng12 was replaced by libpng14 and libtiff4 by libtiff5)

  • Resorting to recompilation (both Canon bundle and sources from github) results in drivers that have a lot of control, including "Borderless", but have a print quality much worse than the other drivers.

  • YES, I tried maximizing "print quality" and "DPI".

  • When I install the printer I see two identical entries in "Discovered Network Printers", both stating: "Canon iP7200 series (Canon iP7200 series)"; chosing either doesn't seem to change anything.

  • In next step I see likewise two identical lines: "Canon iP7200 series Ver.3.90 (en, cs, da, de, es, fi, fr, el, hu, it, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, tr, ko, zh, zh_TW, th, id, ja)" pointing respectively to "canonip7200.ppd" and "lsb/usr/canonip7200.ppd"; I have not been able to find those files, the only "canonip7200.ppd" I found is under "/usr/share/ppd/".









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  • Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Feb 16 at 17:49






  • 1





    @RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

    – ZioByte
    Feb 16 at 18:24














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I am having a lot of problems properly installing my brand new Canon iP7250 under Linux (Debian Sid, pretty up-to-date).



I actually managed to install it with standard CUPS drivers and it prints very well, BUT I found no way to activate the "Borderless" feature, so I get ample margins around my photos.



I also tried using Canon drivers, but:



  • Standard binaries won't install because of outdated dependencies (libpng12 was replaced by libpng14 and libtiff4 by libtiff5)

  • Resorting to recompilation (both Canon bundle and sources from github) results in drivers that have a lot of control, including "Borderless", but have a print quality much worse than the other drivers.

  • YES, I tried maximizing "print quality" and "DPI".

  • When I install the printer I see two identical entries in "Discovered Network Printers", both stating: "Canon iP7200 series (Canon iP7200 series)"; chosing either doesn't seem to change anything.

  • In next step I see likewise two identical lines: "Canon iP7200 series Ver.3.90 (en, cs, da, de, es, fi, fr, el, hu, it, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, tr, ko, zh, zh_TW, th, id, ja)" pointing respectively to "canonip7200.ppd" and "lsb/usr/canonip7200.ppd"; I have not been able to find those files, the only "canonip7200.ppd" I found is under "/usr/share/ppd/".









share|improve this question
















I am having a lot of problems properly installing my brand new Canon iP7250 under Linux (Debian Sid, pretty up-to-date).



I actually managed to install it with standard CUPS drivers and it prints very well, BUT I found no way to activate the "Borderless" feature, so I get ample margins around my photos.



I also tried using Canon drivers, but:



  • Standard binaries won't install because of outdated dependencies (libpng12 was replaced by libpng14 and libtiff4 by libtiff5)

  • Resorting to recompilation (both Canon bundle and sources from github) results in drivers that have a lot of control, including "Borderless", but have a print quality much worse than the other drivers.

  • YES, I tried maximizing "print quality" and "DPI".

  • When I install the printer I see two identical entries in "Discovered Network Printers", both stating: "Canon iP7200 series (Canon iP7200 series)"; chosing either doesn't seem to change anything.

  • In next step I see likewise two identical lines: "Canon iP7200 series Ver.3.90 (en, cs, da, de, es, fi, fr, el, hu, it, nl, no, pl, pt, ru, sv, tr, ko, zh, zh_TW, th, id, ja)" pointing respectively to "canonip7200.ppd" and "lsb/usr/canonip7200.ppd"; I have not been able to find those files, the only "canonip7200.ppd" I found is under "/usr/share/ppd/".






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  • Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Feb 16 at 17:49






  • 1





    @RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

    – ZioByte
    Feb 16 at 18:24


















  • Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

    – Romeo Ninov
    Feb 16 at 17:49






  • 1





    @RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

    – ZioByte
    Feb 16 at 18:24

















Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

– Romeo Ninov
Feb 16 at 17:49





Do we talk about Canon iP7250?

– Romeo Ninov
Feb 16 at 17:49




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@RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

– ZioByte
Feb 16 at 18:24






@RomeoNinov: Yes, of course. Fixed. Sorry for the mistake. Thanks.

– ZioByte
Feb 16 at 18:24











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