I'm trying to figure out how to print a PDF with two pages per sheet on a non-duplex printer using Linux (specifically NixOS) and an HP printer. On Windows, I usually just flip the pages manually after printing all the odd pages. But when I try the same approach on Linux, it seems like most methods only work with one page per sheet. I'd really like to manage this without using the command line if possible. Any tips?
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You might need to get creative with a bit of manual handling here. Print your odd pages, keep track of how you flipped them, and print the even ones with the right orientation. It's not the most efficient method, but it can get the job done without complicated setups!
Honestly, I just switch to Windows whenever I need to do this, but if you're committed to Linux, I recommend checking out your printer settings. Some GUIs might allow you to specify how to handle multiple pages per sheet. Just make sure your printer orientation is correct for each batch of pages.
Ah, I feel you! I often run into similar issues on Linux. What I do sometimes is print all the odd pages first, then make a note on one corner of the last printed page to know how to flip the paper for the even pages. It's a bit messy but it helps with orientation! Just make sure to keep track of how the pages need to go back in the tray, and it should work out fine.
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