[MIR] rastertosag-gdi
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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rastertosag-gdi (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Medium
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Unassigned |
Bug Description
This is a free software printer driver package for Ricoh's low-cost laser printers which do not understand PostScript or PCL.
Availability: Currently available in Universe, building on all currently supported architectures, see https:/
Rationale: Having this driver in main, on the Desktop CD, gives real Plug'n'Print (plug in the printer and have it automatically set up in some seconds) for the supported laser printers from Ricoh. Currently, Ricoh's low-cost laser printers are not supported by the default installation.
Security: No security vulnerabilities known at CVE and Secunia, no SUID components, no daemons.
Quality assurance: Installs without debconf questions (package has only a postinst script to update the PPDs of existing print queues), after installation package gets automatically used when connecting a Ricoh low-cost printer to USB and printing on it or after setting up a Ricoh low-cost printer on the network with system-
UI standards: Printer driver, set up automatically via Plug'n'Print for USB printers and via system-
Dependencies: Only standard dependencies: Standard libraries, CUPS, Python.
Maintenance: See "Quality assurance".
Changed in rastertosag-gdi (Ubuntu): | |
importance: | Undecided → Medium |
milestone: | none → ubuntu-11.10-beta-1 |
Looks fine. The one odd thing was its complicated postinst, which I understand is common to packages that install ppd files (like hplip).
Might be nice if that code could be consolidated into a utility script somewhere or you could simply HUP the cups daemon. But that's neither her nor there.
Would also be nice to see an Ubuntu bug subscriber.