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...Its modular pipeline lets administrators and vendors plug in drivers or filter chains while retaining a consistent user-facing interface across platforms. Client tools and libraries provide command-line and programmatic access for queue management, job submission, and printer discovery. Over time CUPS has aligned closely with driverless printing via IPP-Everywhere/AirPrint-style capability exchange, reducing the need for vendor-specific drivers on many devices. The project’s reference implementation is battle-tested across desktops, servers, and embedded systems that expose print services to a network.

Duplex (two-sided) printing emulation utility scripts for printers that do not support duplex in hardware. Print multiple jobs in batches, reinserting the pages only once. Duplex print from applications and scripts. Save time, paper, space, and trees. Works from the command line and from the desktop. This software runs under Linux and UNIX like systems. It is not designed for use with Windows.

Spooler is a tool that monitors jobs of any kind of application through plain text files simply containing the parameters needed to submit a report to a print queue. As a plus it can also convert a report into pdf format and send it attached to an email.

pdq is a straightforward, flexible print system with modular driver and interface, monitoring, per-user configurations, and root privileges not required. Supports AppleTalk, BSD LPD, efax, hardware. Works with Foomatic and PPD. X client also available.

printquota is a printing service quota tracking software. It helps you to track the printer usage in your system. You can administer your users' printing queue permissions etc.

Print Rabbit is a gnome program that enables you to monitor and administrate your print queue. It is developed in C and needs somebody to make some icons.