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Initial support for IPP / driverless printing
Changes export logic (in sd-devices) to be able to detect IPP printers without breaking compatibility with the old system. To achive this, ipp-usb is used in combination with Avahi. The former detects IPP-compatible printers and creates a local IPP server. Avahi allows for the discovery of these printing servers such that print dialogs can display print information. Contrary to the legacy printer support, for driverless printing, no print queue is setup with `lpadmin`. Printers are automatically discovered.
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# avahi-daemon so that driverless printers are detected when | ||
# plugged in via USB, overriding 75-qubes-vm.preset | ||
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enable avahi-daemon.service |
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