OpenPrinting News - June 2022
OP Summit Summary, GUADEC, GSoC 2022 projects started, first apps use “cups” Snap interface, PPD-independent cups-filters 2.x, PAPPL 1.2.1, CUPS 2.4.2
OpenPrinting develops IPP-based printing technology for Linux®/Unix® operating systems.
PAPPL 1.2.1
PAPPL v1.2.1 fixes key issues with localization, client limits, and compilation.
CUPS 2.4.2
CUPS 2.4.2 brings the fix for CVE-2022-26691, LibreSSL/OpenSSL and minimal AIX support together with a list of bug fixes
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CUPS
CUPS is the standards-based, open source printing system that is used on Linux® and other operating systems.
Most modern printers work using OpenPrinting software without additional drivers or software.
OpenPrinting also hosts a printer compatibility database with entries from both the Foomatic package and the community.
Driverless Printers
Most modern printers work ‘out of the box’ with OpenPrinting software. Browse the thousands of driverless printers.
Legacy Printers
The Foomatic printer database lists all of the printers that are supported by the Foomatic printer driver package.
Printer Drivers
The printer driver database lists all of the printer drivers that are used by the Foomatic printer driver package.
OpenPrinting collaborates with standards groups and participates in coding/documentation programs.
Printer Working Group
OpenPrinting collaborates with the PWG’s Internet Printing Protocol workgroup to support this ubiquitous printing standard.
GSoC - OpenPrinting
OpenPrinting participates in the GSoC program under its umbrella organization The Linux Foundation.
GSoD - OpenPrinting
OpenPrinting participates in the GSoD program under its umbrella organization The Linux Foundation.