On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 06:06, Ernst Dinkla wrote: > > Roger, > > No that isn't possible and it is a shame. It is the Gimp-print > plugin of Gimp that makes the trouble. I've contacted Robert > Krawitz of Gimp-print on that issue and asked him whether they > could integrate QTR into that plugin. They are busy to bring the > stable version of 4.3 now so he hasn't really answered that > request. They were not aware of a conflict though which is a > first step to solve it (one hopes). I'm wondering if a temporary > hack could make it possible. > Right now I'm using xpp in Suse to print from and that is not > what I like at all. But it prints with 4.3.21. > > I'm checking some other Linux distributions that are leaner and > meaner than Suse. Coollinux with the ROX filing system boottable > from CD, Crux and Gobo Linux. Applications stored in one > directory etc. I'm more familiar with an OS like that to do some > digging in. In Suse I tend to start stripping first and that > doesn't work. There are about 3 printer managers in that > distribution even if you don't count Yast that can also > configurate the CUPS printers but not QTR. I hate KDE also. > > Ernst, slow learner. > Thats what I thought, but was afraid I had missed something. I have pounded on the plug-in but there is a bug in it that doesn't allow access via the ppd route. I saw a posting by Robert Krawitz in which he said he was up to his ears in work. I think he and Roy Harrington have communicated and maybe something will finally emerge. I agree that most of the common Linux distros are a bit bloated. I have a friend that uses freeBSD for that very reason but it is enough different from Linux that I haven't been willing to put out the effort to try it. It is capable of incredibly small installations - can be run from a floppy in some cases. Roger > >
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: MIS VM Sepia and QTR
2003-10-31 by Roger Sopher
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