Testcase Printing New Printer

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Description

This test case describes the scenario of connecting anew printer. If you don't have a new printer, you can make yourcomputer forget about an existing printer by deleting its queue insystem-config-printer.

How to test

1. Connect a new printer with your computer, via USB or Bluetooth
1. Watch how the system reacts
1. Open an application (e.g. gedit) and print a page to the new printer
1. Disconnect the printer
1. Open the application again, and verify that the printer has been marked as paused or disconnected

ExpectedResults

What isreasonable? Note that we ask for you to judge whether thesystem behaviour is 'reasonable' or not, without prescribing theexact outcome. If some aspect of the system behaviour is surprisingor confusing to you, it is probably worth pointing out.

Reasonable behaviours might be:

1. A prompt asking to install driver packages
1. Notification that a new printer is available and ready to be used
1. Notification that a new printer is available and needs to be configured, with an button that lets you do so
1. After being configured, the new printer appears in print dialog and works
1. It should be made apparent to the user that the document is printing, and there should be access to past and current print jobs
1. Notification that the printer has been disconnected
1. After disconnecting it, the printer may still appear in the print dialog, but it should be marked as disconnected