[cups] Why are we letting Apple Break printing in Linux?
Yvan Masson
yvan at masson-informatique.fr
Mon Oct 30 07:20:20 PDT 2023
Hi,
The CUPS version that is packaged in most Linux distributions (as in
Debian) comes from OpenPrinting, not Apple, see:
- https://www.phoronix.com/news/Apple-No-More-CUPS
- https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups/
Regards,
Yvan
Le 11/10/2023 à 20:29, Mark Dm a écrit :
> This has to stop.
>
> I recently installed a newer version of CUPS (2.3.3op2) along with a Linux
> Install (Debian Bullseye 11). only to find that none of the extra features
> like Android Printing , Windows automatic driver download and install do
> not seem to work any longer.
>
> Apple no longer claims to use CUPS so it is now only a part of Linux? So we
> leave the fox to guard the hen house?
>
> I question the CUPS relationship with Apple and where it has brought us to
>
> Maybe it is time to look to some other printing solutions in Linux. There
> is no benefit whatsoever in Apple having ultimate control in CUPS
> especially if it is no long a part of their own OS.
>
> Mark de Leon Martinez
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