Ahhh. > Corey, that's not libgnomeprint to GTK but a new printing code
libgnomeprint was not "merged" into GTK then, but GTK developed their own printing code along with their own dialog? > Brian, applications have to use the new API, so it requires some work. Indeed. See, the way it seemed to me, is that if GTK did just simply take libgnomeprint and merged it in, API and all, why would anything still be using libgnomeprint libraries. But if they developed their own, alternate printing code and dialog, complete with a new API, it does indeed make more sense. > Look at yelp or epiphany-browser Indeed. Yelp also has no ability to print to a PDF file now too. This is seeming like a step backwards. Or is there something I have to do to enable PDF printing in the new GTK print system/dialog? -- not using libgnomeprint[ui]? https://launchpad.net/bugs/59129 -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
