Anders;

Earlier I expressed concerns that Photoprint appeared unable to support
CUPS print management and thus would be unsuitable for general usage, so
I dropped a line to the developer who assured me as follows:

<< PhotoPrint can be used with CUPS drivers by picking "Adobe Postscript
Level 2" as the printer driver.  Assuming PhotoPrint has been built with
libcups support, when you select a printer queue PhotoPrint will examine
that queue's PPD file and try and identify which driver has been used. 
If it's a Gutenprint-driven queue then it will attempt to select the 
correct Gutenprint driver automatically.  Otherwise, it automatically 
selects the Adobe Postscript Level 2 driver. Provided both the
Gutenprint and PhotoPrint builds are new enough, it can also make
printer-specific options found in the PPD file available through the
print setup dialog.  >>

I have since tried the package, on my rather poorly supported HP
printer, and surprisingly it did work although the color will need some
adjustment. I would be interested to get reactions from others as to how
they find this package.

Might make an interesting plug-in when you have nothing else to do!

David

On Fri, 2010-12-10 at 08:19 +0100, Anders Kvist wrote:
> On 2010-12-10 02:37, David Vincent-Jones wrote:
> > Anders;
> >
> > I hadn't even dared to ask for a print plug-in ... but that really would
> > be great at some point in time. Shall we say the icing on the cake!
> >   
> A print plugin to use with your home printer or a print shop? Hit me
> with all your ideas and I'll see what I can do...
> 
> > I was not aware of 'photoprint' before but have now briefly looked at
> > it .. it unfortunately does not appear to be CUPS aware which would be a
> > major concern in that some printers would not be supported. Maybe that
> > problem could be addressed however!
> >   
> It does need some work, but it could be done. I really like the
> interface for printing lots of photos - even tough I don't print :D
> 
> > I, personally am not so keen on printing through GIMP until the
> > developers, hopefully one day, get their 16 bit act together.
> >   
> I didn't mean printing in GIMP, just that we have the Export to GIMP and
> make a similar function: "Export to PhotoPrint"...
> 
> > "Grading, sorting and all that I use RS :)" .. he says ...
> > Well; that's interesting. I can add tags but cannot see them on the
> > images .. I can set a 'processing priority' but not sort several files
> > on that; there is no 'star' or similar grading system ..... you need to
> > tell us all how you do it because, again, I am obviously missing
> > something. Maybe it's time for one of us to start writing a manual.
> >   
> You should be able to see tags for a photo by hovering over it in the
> iconbox...
> 
> Regarding how I do it, I go through all the photos in the ALL priority
> tab and clicks 1 if the photo should stay, and do that a couple of more
> times until I have the perfect photos in priority 3... (or at least
> that's the idea). I don't do any more than that. I have been working on
> a patch that allows you to see priority 3, when showing pri 2 as well
> (and likewise). I think that makes it a bit smoother...
> 
> There are a few more ideas that are still missing implementations for
> helping on sorting - we have grouping of photos in current trunk. The
> idea behind this is that you can mark N photos as a group if they are
> alike (a auto-group function will see if they are taking within a second
> of each other - probably burst) and help you select the best photo of
> them cause, often you only wan't one of them. We still need this gui..
> 
> We actually have a user-written user-guide, but it could use an update -
> Richard ;)
> http://rawstudio.org/svn/rawstudio/doc/getting-started/Getting_started.pdf
> 
> 
> /Anders
> 
> 
> 
> > Thanks again;
> >
> > David
> >
> > On Thu, 2010-12-09 at 23:18 +0100, Anders Kvist wrote:
> >   
> >> On 2010-12-09 23:09, David Vincent-Jones wrote:
> >>     
> >>> I would be interested to know what software others are using to manage
> >>> all of their images.
> >>> RS does such a great job in its speciality field, but where does one go
> >>> for grading, sorting, printing, general management etc?
> >>>
> >>> David
> >>>       
> >> Grading, sorting and all that I use RS :)
> >>
> >> I don't really print, but I have thought about making an output plugin 
> >> for a print-shop (some suggestions for a global print-shop would be 
> >> great) and like the export to GIMP, an export to photoprint. I have 
> >> wrote a few mails with the guy who made it about adding some 
> >> functionality to make it work...
> >>
> >> /Anders
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