cups-filters Second Generation - Third Beta Release!
More bug fixes, especially for those discovered during the distro packaging, mainly in build system and source code documentation.
OpenPrinting develops IPP-based printing technology for Linux®/Unix® operating systems.
cups-filters 1.28.17 released!
Bug fix release, to more reliably discover all printer capablities from driverless printers, especially borderless printing, and to preferably use Apple Raster instead of PWG Raster or PCLM
OpenPrinting News - January 2023
GSoC 2023 project ideas and more, LAS 2023 in Brno, New Architecture going into Debian/Ubuntu, cups-filters fixes and 2.0b2, LPrint 1.2.0, PAPPL 1.3.1
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