UPDATE: The entire CUPS daemon with dependencies takes 18 mb installation
space(including cache rpms) on the XO laptops, so if a only cups-client and
dependencies is installed it should take less space.
(info credit : Luke, who was kind enough to check this on his XO)
I will need suggestions, if t
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correction, even here we can just directly end the output files
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 8:20 PM, Vamsi Krishna Davuluri <
vamsi.davul...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> 1) Implement print-to-pdf, transfer the file to the server in a normal
> tcp/ip protocol, and never interact with CUPS client side, the tr
I have come up with two approaches:
I will be concise this time. And try to talk less on sugarizing it.
Thanks to tomeu and silbe, and a little fiddling around, it is now clear
that rendering to pdf is in no way dependent on CUPS, it can be done with
the cairo libs, and gtk print.
And even documen
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