OpenPrinting News - January 2021
PAPPL 1.0.1, PostScript Printer Application, GSoC 2021, LFMP projects ended, CUPS, cups-filters
OpenPrinting works on the development of printing technology for Linux and Unix-style operating systems. We collaborate with IEEE-ISTO Printer Working Group(PWG) for Internet Printing Protocol(IPP) projects.
PAPPL 1.0.1, PostScript Printer Application, GSoC 2021, LFMP projects ended, CUPS, cups-filters
Bug fix release to remove the support quality check from the “driverless” utility to do not break CUPS’ PPD listing facility and several fixes for generating PPDs for driverless printers
PAPPL is a simple C-based framework/library for developing CUPS Printer Applications, which are the recommended replacement for printer drivers.
OpenPrinting has been participating in the GSoD programme under its umbrella organization The Linux Foundation.
OpenPrinting has been participating in the Linux Foundation Mentorship Programme.
OpenPrinting has been participating in the GSoC programme under its umbrella organization The Linux Foundation.
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OpenPrinting hosts a Printer Compatibility Database. It contains entries from both the Foomatic Package and the community.
The OpenPrinting database contains a wealth of information about specific printers, along with extensive driver information, the drivers themselves, basic specifications, and an associated set of configuration tools.