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On Friday 14 September 2007 23:33:27 Kurt Pfeifle wrote:
> Thomas Zander wrote:
> > Maybe you can look into the following item we have on the TODO;
> > question:  Can we add a 'virtual printer' to Cups which does nothing
> > but write to a file in a format like postscript or PDF ?
>
> This is possible (even now)
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> Also, for the user it would require to have CUPS installed in the first
> place, and have it working too, and the daemon started up...

I would have thought you were the first that would applaud efforts to make=
=20
cups more mainstream by making it a more core component that more parts=20
depends on :)

Anyway, you are writing emails too fast. I want to do some hacking and=20
enjoy my evening as well :)  Your mails all have the same tone of doom=20
and helplessness. (which I entirely understand, btw)

I've said it before, and I'll say it again, this stuff has my and TTs=20
attention.  Consider that I'm one of the largest backers of a printing=20
system that will "just work". I mean, I have just spent 2 years off on my=20
own time writing a word processor. Which is useless without proper=20
printing. :-)  Consider my motivation here.

We have a roadmap, and the manpower to keep to it, which is better then=20
you will have seen in years in kdeprint.
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Thomas Zander

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