UNIX lets you do everything any other operating system does, and that includes printing files and documents. The following table shows you how to print whether you’re on a System V UNIX or using Linux or BSD UNIX.
| To Do This | Type This on System V UNIX | Type This on Linux or BSD UNIX |
|---|---|---|
| Print file | lp textfile | lpr textfile |
| Print file on a named printer | lp -dprinter textfile | lpr -P printer textfile |
| Cancel a print job | cancel requestid | lprm jobnumber |
| Check the printer queue | lpstat -a all | lpq -a |
NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and BSD/OS are all BSD. Solaris 1, OSF/1, and AIX are similar to BSD. Solaris 2 is similar to System V. Your UNIX shell: Bourne Shell, C Shell, Korn Shell, and BASH Shell.
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