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On Freitag 12 Februar 2010, pk wrote: |
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> Volker Armin Hemmann wrote: |
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> > besides being not really usefull anymore? Are you sure you have lpr? |
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> > Which ones do you have? And do you have it configured for the right |
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> > printers? What if you don't have lpr but cups? |
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> Of course I use cups, don't be silly. Of course built without D-Bus |
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> support. |
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> > you not. Millions of people do. |
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> And have you counted these millions? Or are you claiming the people who |
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> don't care about this functionality too? |
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well, just look at all those ubuntu users. Just for starters. |
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> > and because of that dbus is a great solution. Single solution for a wide |
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> > range of problems. Which is pretty much anti-bloat. |
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> Great solution to what? What problems? |
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> This discussion has already passed the silly stage... |
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> Best regards |
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> Peter K |
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yes, it has. There is no question that dbus is a needed and good solution. |
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Only some people keep this alive. |
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