Ben Mares

If you run `dymoprint --preview`, does what you see on the screen correspond at all to what's being printed?

If `dymoprint --preview` appears correct, then probably the issue is how the data is being encoded and sent to the printer. It could be that whatever scheme works for encoding...

It seems like it works for me. Could the cutoff be a result of the adjustment you made? ``` $ dymoprint --version dymoprint 2.2.1 $ dymoprint --preview -t 19 test...

Taking a quick look, I'm quite skeptical of this line: https://github.com/computerlyrik/dymoprint/blob/2476b1722b0fbede7720be0d554e591c672fc54d/src/dymoprint/labeler.py#L33 I'd try adding `import math` and replace `int(...)` by `math.ceil(...)`

Hey, cool! Thanks a lot for all the experimentation @khrise! I don't think there are so many tape sizes, so maybe we just replace that formula with a lookup dictionary.

> But given that my credibility in this thread has been thrown to trash and some of you want to guess how to proceed, despite asking for advice beforehand... go...

I feel like there's something very fundamental I'm not understanding here. I've tried rereading this thread, but I still don't get it... On one hand it seems like we're passing...

Ah, the point is that the canvas size for a given machine is always the same, but when printing on a smaller-sized label we need to map onto a subset...

I'm generally very comfortable with Linux and high-level Python programming, but unfortunately kernel driver development is distinctly beyond my current abilities. I'm not sure how exactly I can help... I...

@kbingham The info at the Ubuntu Wiki supports your IPU4 hypothesis: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Dell/XPS/XPS-13-7390-2-in-1