Michael R Sweet

Try running "sudo lprint drivers" - I suspect the issue is that your user account does not have access to USB devices.

@wbrells OK, did you install lprint from source, from a distro package, or from the snap? If you installed from source, did you have the libusb developer package installed? If...

@wbrells It sounds like there is still a permissions issue of some sort - the snap lists the "raw-usb" interface and so should be getting access to the printer, but...

@wbrells LPrint is perfectly capable of doing bidirectional comm to Dymo printers - that isn't the issue. And TurboPrint won't make any difference, since it provides CUPS printer drivers for...

Well, USB permissions vary from distribution to distribution. The snap package runs the server as root (I think) and grants raw USB access for me, but ideally any admin user...

@ccazabon The output is correct. I will be promoting a new snap build to beta for you to try shortly and will provide a command to install it when I...

@ccazabon OK, I've promoted the current snap build to beta - please try installing the update lprint 1.1 and let me know what happens.

@brianbarr There is already a section in the documentation file about running as a server, and if you install from source or use the macOS package the systemd/launchd service files...

@brianbarr Yes, you need the "lprint server" on the front...

@joerggollnick The current code advertises custom label size support, so you should be able to define custom label sizes in the print or page setup dialogs. In the LPrint code,...