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There is a printer at N 214 🐧.

• username: ufal
• password: trojnici.

The easiest option is to print from a USB drive.

If you wish to print from your own computer, here are the official instructions (you can find these in Czech also on the paper next to the printer):

• Drivers: https://konicaminolta.cz/cs-cz/support/download-centre
• Enter bizhub C250i in the field *Hledat podle názvu produktu“ (find by product name)
• Choose operating system and install the package.
• The printer is available at tiskarna.n.mff.cuni.cz
• You have to fill in the username and password in your printer settings.

However, these instructions may not work. This is a manual from Rudolf who was able to install the drivers on Ubuntu:

• This is the approach that worked for me:
  • This is the download centre: https://www.konicaminolta.cz/cs-cz/support/download-centre
  • You search for bizhub C250i
  • You download a driver which is a set of two tar.gz files and a PDF manual
  • You unpack the KM…tar.gz file: tar -xvzf KMbeuUXv1_22_multi_language.tar.gz
  • You sudo run the instalation script in the unpacked folder: cd KM*; sudo ./install.pl
  • You restart cups: sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart
  • You go to your printers setup and install the network printer by specifying its address tiskarna.n.mff.cuni.cz
  • You select the driver for it. Although the printer is “bizhub C250i”, according to the manual the correct driver is “KMbeuC750iux.ppd bizhub C750i series”; if you have multiple fitting drivers, the correct one should be the one with “BEU” in its name (mine ends “BEU v1.0”
• Now you need to set up username and password. It should be possible through the system dialogs but it wasn't for me, so I had to use CUPS in the web browser internface. Also my CUPS would not allow me to do any changes to the printers so I first had to persuade CUPS to allow me to do that:
  • sudo vim /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
  • Comment out/remove any lines starting `AuthType` or `Require user`, and change lines with Order deny,allow to Order allow,deny
  • Save
  • Restart CUPS: sudo /etc/init.d/cups restart
  • (All the previous steps are only needed if the web interface does not let you do the changes you need to do. Also I don't understand it at all so very probably there is another way than turning off all the security measures completely…)
  • Go to the web administration of CUPS, go to Printers and find the right printer and click it, this should get you here: http://localhost:631/printers/KONICA-MINOLTA-C750iSeriesPS-P-BEU-v1-0
  • Choose “Administration - Set Default Options” in the drop down thingy
  • Choose “User Authentication”, and select/fill in:
  • User Authentication: MFP
  • Authentication Server: 1
  • Username: Custom
  • Name: ufal
  • Password: Custom
  • Key: trojnici
  • And click Set Default Options
  • Now you should be able to print to the printer directly!