The fix is most likely in the libraries, but you do not see it if you
simply install the new libraries, as the old evince will still use the
old libraries (which do not get uninstalled by installing the new ones).
By installing the new evince (Maverick and newer) you make the new
libraries actually being used.So the fix can be somewhere in libpoppler
or libcairo, according to my feelings rather in libcairo.
To test this you would need to rebuild source packages, so that you can
test the evince of Lucid with only one of the two libraries replaced. To
test the new libcairo for example you need to install the -dev package
of the old libpoppler, rebuild the package of the new libcairo, install
its -dev p[ackage and then rebuild evince. After having found out which
library brings the fix, one would need to find out which change in it
performs the fix to finally create a patch for an SRU (stable release
update) for Lucid.
I am marking this bug as fixed as it is working in Natty (and in
Maverick, too).
If you (or someone else) have found out more on what the actual fix is,
a Lucid task for an SRU should get added.
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Package changed: cups (Ubuntu) => cairo (Ubuntu)
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Some print jobs fault the copier with 116-357 on Lucid
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