On 02/07/2019, Matt Whitlock <email address hidden> wrote:
> While debugging an unrelated issue with printing to my HP LaserJet 1012,
> I switched from the "hpcups" driver to the "hpijs" driver, and I am
> **BLOWN AWAY** by the quality of its dithering. After seeing the
> difference, I am absolutely appalled at how poorly the "hpcups" driver
> dithers grayscales. I had no idea that my cheap little laser printer
> could produce such great looking graphics until I discovered the "hpijs"
> driver. The "hpcups" driver is garbage by comparison.
I totally agree. I love the enforced "upgrade" to something which is
completely unusable. Clearly the people at HP are not using HP
printers, or this would have been fixed (six) years ago.
On 02/07/2019, Matt Whitlock <email address hidden> wrote:
> While debugging an unrelated issue with printing to my HP LaserJet 1012,
> I switched from the "hpcups" driver to the "hpijs" driver, and I am
> **BLOWN AWAY** by the quality of its dithering. After seeing the
> difference, I am absolutely appalled at how poorly the "hpcups" driver
> dithers grayscales. I had no idea that my cheap little laser printer
> could produce such great looking graphics until I discovered the "hpijs"
> driver. The "hpcups" driver is garbage by comparison.
I totally agree. I love the enforced "upgrade" to something which is
completely unusable. Clearly the people at HP are not using HP
printers, or this would have been fixed (six) years ago.