lprm -What if you have several print jobs you want to cancel? You could delete them all by specifying all of their job ID numbers, like this: $ lprm 489 490 491 492 493 That's too much typing, however. If you want to get rid of all print jobs you've queued on every printer, just follow lprm with a hyphen: $ lprm - It's quick, it's painless, and it's lazy in the best Linux tradition. Nothing to be ashamed of there! |