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| * After you initialize your account at kombajn you can use **[[https://safeq.ufal.hide.ms.mff.cuni.cz/m/|mobile print application]]**. You can login using your **ufal mail address** as //username//. The //password// is identical as your UFAL **linux desktop password**. When logged in you can see your print jobs and upload new documents for printing. | * After you initialize your account at kombajn you can use **[[https://safeq.ufal.hide.ms.mff.cuni.cz/m/|mobile print application]]**. You can login using your **ufal mail address** as //username//. The //password// is identical as your UFAL **linux desktop password**. When logged in you can see your print jobs and upload new documents for printing. |
| * Some(all?) computers support also the CUPS web interface [[http://127.0.0.1:631/jobs/]], where you can manage your jobs and printers (sometimes I use it for cancelling jobs, which are not possible to cancel via the Ubuntu interface). | * Some(all?) computers support also the CUPS web interface [[http://127.0.0.1:631/jobs/]], where you can manage your jobs and printers (sometimes I use it for cancelling jobs, which are not possible to cancel via the Ubuntu interface). |
| * Printer names with "_2s" suffix default to two-sided printing. TODO: this was true in 2014, what about 2017? | * Printer names with "_2s" suffix default to two-sided printing. TODO: this was true in 2014, what about 2025? |
| * You can also use command-line printing ''lpr -P <printer> <file>'', e.g. ''lpr -P chrlic_2s article.pdf''. | * You can also use command-line printing ''lpr -P <printer> <file>'', e.g. ''lpr -P chrlic_2s article.pdf''. |
| * For two sided printing use -o sides=two-sided-long-edge or sides=two-short-long-edge example: ''lpr -P kombajn -o sides=two-sided-long-edge <file> '' | * For two sided printing use -o sides=two-sided-long-edge or sides=two-short-long-edge example: ''lpr -P kombajn -o sides=two-sided-long-edge <file> '' |
