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First of all, you bought wrong printer This "driver" is not in
production state. It was only an expirement.

So, installation procedures:

1) Open terminal, execute `check-requirements` script, you should see, that
all required components are correctly installed and available.

2) Install unavailable components

3) Copy `pstoricohddst-gdi` to cups' filters directory (usually
/usr/lib/cups/filter).

4) Make sure it is executable by lp user and owned by root:root (i.e.
chown root:root pstoricohddst-gdi)

5) Add printer through CUPS' web interface (usually
http://localhost:631/), click 'Choose file' and select one of provided PPD-files

6) Print!



If you have troubles with printing:

1) Open terminal, execute `check-requirements` script, copy the output.

2) Remove all /tmp/pstoricohddst-gdi* directories if found

3) Enable debug behavior by editing `/usr/lib/cups/filterpstoricohddst-gdi`
file (line 4)

4) Re-install printer in cups, make sure printing queue is clear

5) Send test page

6) Wait for 60 seconds

7) In terminal, become root and execute (without pound):
# grep 'pstoricohddst-gdi' /var/log/*log
and
# ls -la /tmp/pstoricohddst-gdi*

8) Copy whole output of previous commands

9) Log in to Github (or register if you're unregistered)

10) Open an issue (https://github.com/madlynx/ricoh-sp100/issues/new) with
problem description, add output of steps 1) and 6)

11) Wait... And never ever write me letters through e-mail (I never open
spam folder, but your mail will arrive there with 146% expectancy)