Changelog is to big to detail here, refer to HOMEPAGE for details.
I have been using 1.4.X for several months.
Versions 1.4.0 and 1.4.2 have been tested in bulks by jasper@, thanks!
Please contact me directly if you see regressions.
The suffix make rule was typoed to still generate a .eps instead of a
.pdf, making it fail. Bump packagename.
"durrr, OK" phessler@, "I never used xfig with latex-mk, so if it works
for you go ahead" ${MAINTAINER}
The important part for us is that "it is not required any more that for
Foomatic to return a PPD file for a given printer/driver combo that
there is an XML file for both the printer and the driver. One XML file
(either printer or driver) is enough when this file describes the
printer/driver relation."
That means that printers that did not appear before (i.e. one could not
create a custom ppd) where they were marked as supported will now
appear and work fine.
obj/gs during make fake. This fixes the breakage on hppa found by
landry@ the other day. Bump PKGNAME to be save (shouldn't be
necessary, but the failure on hppa was weird enough to get paranoic).
Builds fine on hppa for landry@.
ok ajacoutot@
* tweak COMMENT and DESCR, document FLAVORS
* add myself as MAINTAINER
* fix the s10x14 FLAVOR
* we already patch Makefile.unix so move the *_FLAGS to it
* Remove Apple copyrighted files (from Fedora).
* bump PKGNAME major version to be on par with every other *nix
ok kili@ espie@
breaking cd /usr/ports && SUBDIR=some/path make something for
category makefiles. While there, also put spaces around += uniformously.
okay naddy@, jasper@
openprinting.org).
It's been unmaintained for a long time now and the generated PPDs are
out-of-date for the newer foomatic-*.
Correct PPDs files for HP printers are of course still shipped in the
hpijs package.
* no need to depend on foomatic-filters because hpcups uses its own cups
raster and hpijs uses the bundled foomatic-rip-hplip.
* move foomatic-rip-hplip into the -hplip subpackage because it is only
used there.
Bump and add conflict marker accordingly.
