On 7/6/02 23:41, "cjw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 7 Jun 2002, Stew Benedict wrote: > >> >> On Fri, 7 Jun 2002, Jeroen Diederen wrote: >> >>> By the way, all PPD files which are already included in Mandrake are also >>> made by Adobe. So I don't know what the problem is to add the missing ones, >>> but ok, that is something I leave to you guys. I just wanted to give the >>> info that's all. I just hope that people have an easy setup for printers >>> like this in the next version of Mandrake. It took me quite some time to get >>> it all together. >> >> And thanks very much for that Jeroen. I looked at the pap script >> referenced. I think it would make most sense to include it as part of >> cups, as that is the package owning that backend directory. I've written >> the script author for his approval, and pending that I'll petition Till to >> add the script to the cups package. > > As far as I can see the smb backend (which is a symlink) is owned by the > smbclient package. The pap script for CUPS and the executable should > probably be in the same package since the script is useless without the > binary. A dependency of netatalk (or e.g. netatalk-client) on cups also > makes more sense than a dependency of CUPS on netatalk, IMHO. > > BTW, I already see a "Personal LaserWriter 320 v2013.112 (en)" in the > CUPS admin... Seems to be /usr/share/cups/model/apple/aplw3201.ppd.gz in > the cups-drivers-1.1-51mdk package. Are you talking about a different > LaserWriter, Jeroen? > Christiaan,
They must be the same. I checked the 1.1.45mdk version and it was the same. Sorry about that. I should have checked the drivers myself. I did not have them installed, now I do. So, these drivers are in fact already part of the distro ! No problem then....Thanx for your check-up ! > > Christiaan > > > ------------------------------------------ Best regards, Jeroen Diederen http://diederen.demon.nl
