For those people wondering how to print a page in a web browser as a PDF file successfully on Debian Jessie:
The command
aptitude install cups-core-drivers
The following NEW packages will be installed:
avahi-daemon{a} bc{a} bind9-host{a} cups-browsed{a}
cups-core-drivers cups-daemon{a} cups-filters-core-drivers{a}
geoip-database{a} libavahi-core7{a} libbind9-90{a} libcupsmime1{a}
libdaemon0{a} libdns100{a} libgeoip1{a} libisc95{a} libisccc90{a}
libisccfg90{a} liblwres90{a} libnss-mdns{a} libqpdf13{a}
poppler-utils{a} qpdf{a} ssl-cert{a}
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An example
In Google Chrome, please see the example screenshot below after pressing Ctrl+P:
I click Save. I save the PDF file nearly immediately when the file is not too large. This is a virtual printer. It just prints to a file.
I can do something similar in Firefox.
Avoid cups-pdf in this case
In my experience on Debian Jessie, I should not use cups-pdf together with the setup above. Installation issues occur.
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