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CUPS is based on the emerging RFC based standard 'Internet Printing Protocol' (IPP) and on the verge of becoming the default printing system for a number of Distributions (easyLinux 2.1, Mandrake 7.2, SuSE 7.1) 'ESP PrintPro' is a commercial extension to CUPS and provides over 2300 printer drivers.

HP sponsored project to produce Linux drivers for HP Officejet.

This project includes 4 main modules to use with CUPS : "KUPS", a KDE administration front-end, "XPP", a light graphical printing frontend, "QTCUPS", a front-end and library for Qt, and "CUPS-DRIVERS", GS drivers.

BrightQ printing solution for Linux and Unix.

This site explains the method of making a Window's Linksys EFSP42 print server work with Linux.

This page is a list of Ghostscript printer devices and the printers with which they are compatible.

Perl script to generate textual statistics from the CUPS page_log file. It displays information about queue usage, histograms of jobsizes, copy-count. The billing-code-information is to display page-counts per user and per billingcode.

A Ghostscript print filter which allows owners of HP DeskJet 710C, 712C, 720C, 722C, 820Cse, 820Cxi, 1000Cse, or 1000Cxi printers to print PostScript Level 2. Project information, FAQs, and download.

Provides printing support for a thousand different printer and scanner models. Features, screenshots, FAQ, documentation, and downloads.

The purpose of the tool is to configure a CUPS server (often the local machine) using the CUPS API.