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regarding Driverless printing in bullseye via ipp-usb
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On Sb, 01 aug 20, 18:10:22, Brian Potkin wrote:
> On behalf of the Printing Team:
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> The Release Notes for Debian 10 briefly described the driverless
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> printing situation implemented via CUPS and cups-filters. The changes
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> applied to modern printers connected by ethernet or wireless.
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> https://www.debian.org/releases/stable/amd64/release-notes/ch-whats-new.en.html#driverless-printing
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> The release of Debian 11 sees the inclusion of ipp-usb into the stable
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> archive. ipp-usb is recommended by cups-daemon and utilises the
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> vendor-neutral IPP-over-USB protocol that is supported by many modern
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> printers. ipp-usb allows a USB device to be seen and treated as a
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> network device. The outcome is that driverless printing is extended to
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> include USB connected printers. The specifics are outlined at
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> https://wiki.debian.org/CUPSDriverlessPrinting.
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> The systemd service file included in ipp-usb starts the ipp-usb daemon
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> when a printer is plugged in, making a USB connected printer available
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> for printing to, either by being auto-setup by cups-browsed or being
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> manually installed with a local driverless print queue. The use of
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> vendor printer drivers, free and non-free, becomes unnecessary.
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Let's turn this into a bug so it's not missed.
Kind regards,
Andrei
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Hi,
On 20-03-2021 15:17, Justin B Rye wrote:
> Brian Potkin wrote:
> [...]
>>> + Both printing with <literal>CUPS</literal> and scanning with
>>> + <literal>SANE</literal> are increasingly likely to be possible
>>> + without the need for any (often non-free) backend driver specific
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>> "backend" has different meaning in CUPS and SANE; I'd omit it. It
>> is also a possible tautology.
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>>> + to the model of the hardware, especially in the case of devices
>>> marketed in the past five years or so.
> [...]
>>> + <section id="CUPS and driverless printinging">
>> ^
>> printing
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> Presumably a cut'n'pasteo. Thanks, revised patch attached.
Pushed.
Paul
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