gdi http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/samsung-gdi/ gs -q -dBATCH -dPARANOIDSAFER -dQUIET -dNOPAUSE -sDEVICE=gdi%A%Z -sOutputFile=- - | perl -p -e '%E' The name of this driver is very confusing, it is not a driver for all GDI printers, it only works with the so-called "SmartGDI" or "PrinThru" printers of Samsung. The original driver published under the GPL by Samsung some years ago has a bug which prevents some files from being printed. Grant Taylor has fixed the bug. On the driver's download page (it is here on linuxprinting.org, Samsung does not provide this driver any more) you will find a patch and an already fixed version.<p> This Foomatic entry gives access to all options which the Windows driver provides for Samsung's GDI printers. As this was not forseen by the original GhostScript driver from Samsung, a hack was applied in this Foomatic entry. The driver does not need to be patched for that.<p> If you are using MagicFilter 1.2, you can use <a href="http://www.linuxprinting.org/download/printing/samsung-gdi/gdi-filter.gz">this filter</a> with the driver (developed on Debian Potato, contributed by Felix E. Klee, felix dot klee at inka dot de). To install you have to uncompress it and to copy it into your MagicFilter directory (<tt>/etc/magicfilter</tt> on Debian). This file does not work with newer versions of MagicFilter. printer/Generic-GDI_Printer printer/Samsung-ML-200 printer/Samsung-ML-210 printer/Samsung-ML-1000 printer/Samsung-ML-1010 printer/Samsung-ML-1020 printer/Samsung-ML-1200 printer/Samsung-ML-1210 printer/Samsung-ML-1220 printer/Samsung-ML-1410 printer/Samsung-ML-1430 printer/Samsung-ML-1440 printer/Samsung-ML-1510 printer/Samsung-ML-1710 printer/Samsung-ML-4500 printer/Samsung-ML-5080 printer/Samsung-ML-6040 printer/Lexmark-E210