DietPi

Full credit to Dave Steele making this installation possible with his maintained repo. I'm not sure if this is relevant, but I have just discovered that a cloudprint-services package is already present in the official repository. I have no idea if it is the same as Dave Steele's repository, but sti...

I really need to invest in a printer lol. Ink costs, dry up if not used, put me off. Just buy a laser printer. Unless you have to print pictures with photographic quality, for which you need inkjet printers, laser printers are cheap to buy, and to maintain, and they don't suffer from all the proble...

I followed the instructions (just omitted the 'sudo') and it worked. No additional steps necessary. I have even tried printing from my android phone, but the fun part is that the official Google Cloud Print app doesn't detect the printers. Other third-party applications work perfectly, though. :mrgr...

It works on my side! Great!

Perfect! :mrgreen:

That's not a big problem. If you manage to set it up I can easily test it on my printer(s).

I was wondering if this tutorial would work on DietPi too (and other boards in addition to the RPi):

https://davesteele.github.io/raspberryp ... loudprint/

I don't have enough free time to try right now, but if it works it could be a useful addition to DietPi.

There's no hurry. Have a nice Mother's Day (in Italy we celebrate it in May) :) Utterly brilliant! Worked like a charm through multiple reboots. It needed the removal of the quotation marks but otherwise i followed your very clear directions. Had a nice lunch too with both of our mothers (mine is 9...

There's no hurry. Have a nice Mother's Day (in Italy we celebrate it in May)

Give this command: crontab -e It will open a file in the text editor. At the bottom of the file add this line: @reboot amixer sset 'PCM Playback Volume' 60 To save the file: Ctrl-X then 'Y' to confirm. Reboot and check if it works. If it doesn't, give the "crontab -e" command again and rem...