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Do we need cups for qt/embedded?

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    giesbert
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    Hey, where can one get these cups? :-)

    Nokia Certified Qt Specialist.
    Programming Is Like Sex: One mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life. (Michael Sinz)

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      Gerolf, they might go into the mail to some people in case I ever figure out how to securely ship them. Otherwise, meet me at an event. ;)

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        I have even seen photos of Qt Ducks (like that of Symbian Foundation).

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          giesbert
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          Next dev days? :-)

          You could take a bigger cardbox, put some old newspaper around it (so people enjoy reading old news paper, don't they?) and it should work, I hope :-)

          I would put myself as volunteer for a test :-)))

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            I also volunteer :) Maybe you can create do-it-yourself version in IKEA style (for better shipping) :)

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              Or come up with something that is not so fragile.

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                giesbert
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                for packaging? or for sending?
                For packaging, we could also use a box made of wood, but it will get heavier and thus more expensive to send :-))

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                  [quote author="Gerolf" date="1292943206"]for packaging? or for sending?
                  For packaging, we could also use a box made of wood, but it will get heavier and thus more expensive to send :-))[/quote]

                  For sending. Like Forum Nokia used to send USB Pen Drives, Card readers, T-Shirts, note books, pen, key chains and other such things which can be sent easily without worrying about shipping them safely.

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                    [quote author="Volker" date="1292936499"]"QPrinter":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/latest/qprinter.html uses the printer drivers built-in your operating system. This is CUPS on X11/Mac. So, yes you should add CUPS to your system.

                    BTW: It's spelled CUPS (all capital letters) - cups are those small containers we drink our coffee of :-) [/quote]

                    I think he is right, when you specify whether you need this while configure you dont do it in capital letters rather we do it like ./configure -no-cups

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                      QPrinter [doc.qt.nokia.com] uses the printer drivers built-in your operating system.

                      -- is this implies, we no need CUPS at all, for printing a image with Qt. If this is case, I can just have the platform support packages, busybox, and Qt. Here, I have just about to complete my project with Qt and qwt. I have to print the graph in apps.

                      thanks
                      Sathishkumar

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                        You need at least one kind of printing system in your environment, may it be CUPS or lpr on a Unix/Linux box. These are the drivers as seen by Qt.

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                          DenisKormalev
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                          Sathishkumar, QPrinter is not included into Symbian, WinCE, Simulator builds. There are tickets for it, but not sure about time when it will be fixed.

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                            Thanks all. Good to know QPrinter uses lpr which can get via Busybox.

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