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Kyocera printer/MFU Linux drivers installer
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Kyocera PPD files installer
This installer contains i386 and x86_64 linux drivers for Kyosera FS printers and multi-functional units (English only). Included models:
- Kyocera FS-1020MFP
- Kyocera FS-1025MFP
- Kyocera FS-1040
- Kyocera FS-1060DN
- Kyocera FS-1120MFP
- Kyocera FS-1125MFP
These files can be downloaded from Kyocera website. These files are to distribute under license defined by Kyocera. If you want to update these files in installation package, please let me know.
These files you can also download from Kyocera website.
The installer script itself is distributed under GPLv2 license (see license text in LICENSE.txt)
Q: How to install drivers?
A: Download file kyocera_ppds_installer.sh, grant execution rights and start with root privileges.
Q: Why do you need root privileges?
A: These privileges are needed so the script could copy PPD files and necessary binaries to system directories
Q: Why don’t you just create deb/rpm package?
A: There are too many package managers, I just want it to work on any Linux distribution (well, as many as possible).
Q: How to uninstall these things?
A: Use this: ./kyocera_ppds_installer.sh —uninstall
Unfortunatelly, I don’t have any Kyocera devices anymore, and I will not be able to test any fixes. It would be nice to hear from you how it works.