From: Kees B. <kee...@xs...> - 2005-01-09 13:30:29
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Hi, This may be a non-issue, but still I want to mention it. Looking at the diffs between PSC 1300 and PSC 1310 I see that the 1310 has a reference to PSC 1200 series. ... 32c32 < *Product: "(psc 1300 series)" --- > *Product: "(psc 1200 series)" ... 57c57 < MDL:psc 1300 series; --- > MDL:psc 1200 series; Furthermore I noticed that the linuxprinting page about PSC1310 suggests that hpijs 1.3 or higher is enough to get it going. That is not correct. On SUSE9.1 the hpijs is 1.4.1 (part of ghostscript-library package), and that one does not have support for deskjet 3600 (as required by the 1310 ppd). FWIW. I've created a modified ghostscript-library RPM which includes hpijs 1.7.1, and also a hplip 0.8.4 rpm without /usr/bin/hpijs. The latter was needed because of a rpm conflict between these two. It made me realize that the SUSE packaging (at least until 9.1) comes with a pretty complex maintenance as far as the hpijs is concerned. With the introduction of hplip there are now at least three packages involved. * cups-drivers (includes the PPDs from linuxprinting.org) * ghostscript-library (includes the hpijs binary and the readme.html) * hplip (source includes the latest version of hpijs, and PPDs) How can this be maintained properly? I wish SUSE a lot of wisdom :-) Kind regards, Kees Bakker PS. What is considered the actual SOURCE of the PPDs from HP? Is the hplip tar file taking the lead these days? Or is it linuxprinting.org somewhere? |