Drivers for Canon PIXMA iP1000

[NoOp]

Eberhard Roloff wrote:

> 
> Only after you know, you go to the turboprint website, pay for
> and download a valid license key and voila: 
> 
> You can print to
> your canon in a quality that matches windows, without any
> additional logo, simply because you paid for the license. ;-)
> 
> It is cheap and it is money well spent. I fully agree with
> Brendon: 
> There is nothing comparable around, especially in
> regard to canon inkjet printers used with Linux.
> For example I use it to print from Dapper to a Canon i965 that is
> connected to a Windows XP box. Works like a charm, it takes
> rather long until the printout starts, but the quality of the
> prints is outstandingly good...
> 

Fully agree. I spent weeks messing around with driver combinations for
my Canon Pixma MP750; finally broke down and bought the Turboprint
license & haven't looked back since. I'm even able to have a networked
Windows Win2KP computer print via my Ubuntu system (using Samba & CUPS)
where the MP750 is connected.

That said, the OP might want to take a look at Wei-Yee Chan's post and
give that a try first.