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Written by Wim Stockman - on 04 jun 2020 Updated - on 17 dec 2022
lpstat -p
lpstat -d
lpstat -p -d
lpstat -W not-completed
lpstat -t
lpoptions -d PRINTERNAME
This overwrites the ~/.cups/lpoptions file be carefull if you had some options in
lpoptions -p PRINTERNAME -l
lp -p PRINTERNAME -o Media=A4 -o fit-to-page -o Quality=Draft
So you can acces them later with an instance of your printer and don't have to retype everything.
lpoptions -p PRINTERNAME/INSTANCE1 -o Media=A4 -o fit-to-page -o Quality=Draft
then you can print with these options by specifying the instance
lp -p PRINTERNAME/INSTANCE1 file-to-print.ps
Just setting the default options of your printer throught the command line.
lpadmin -p PRINERNAME -o OPTION=VALUE
e.g sudo lpadmin -p STAR -o PrintSpeed=1Middle
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