libcups3 with built-in copy of PDFio?
Till Kamppeter <[email protected]> Sat, 30 Dec 2023 20:09:05 -0300
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Hi,
Akarshan Kapoor has built libcups3 for testing some fixes he has done on
libcupsfilters and libppd.
Here he has discovered that the current GIT repo of libcups3
(https://github.com/OpenPrinting/libcups) contains a link into the repo
of PDFio, and to build libcups3 one has to clone the libcups repo and to
clone the PDFio reo, too and link it into the libcups repo at the
appropriate place in order to build libcups.
Mike, does this mean that
- PDFio will get completely built into libcups3 instead of libcups3
using it as external library, linking to libpdfio for example?
- libcups3 has PDF handling/manipulation functionality as an integral
part?
- libcups3 is part of OpenPrinting and depends on PDFio which is part of
your personal repository.
So now I want to ask, should PDFio now get promoted to OpenPrinting? And
should we have a libpdfio which libcups3 should use?
And to promote repos from Mike's personal GitHub to OpenPrinting, should
OpenPrinting perhaps be somehow made an association (part of the Linux
Foundation) which can receive funding (from members and one-time donators)?
Till