Closed AriaMoradi closed 5 months ago
@PedroHLC it was yours
I don't get why hp changed the hplip behavior, but hplip-plugin still install the PPD files that can be used to install the printer manually via CUPS web inter or KDE's printer configuration.
My suggestion is: keep hplip-plugin and ban hplip from repo.
PS: CUPS matches the KISS Arch-way, KDE is thousands of times less buggy than this hplip wizard.
I don't get why hp changed the hplip behavior
Nothing has changed, it has been working like this since at least 2020-21
I don't get why hp changed the hplip behavior
Nothing has changed, it has been working like this since at least 2020-21
Last I used it, it was still able to use the final files from the hplip-plugin. Around 2018-19, I found out about KDE's printer configuration and never looked back. Nowadays, http://127.0.0.1:631/admin/
seems to do everything I need, including using the files from hplip-plugin...
hplip
(which is now extra) depends on python-pyqt5 so it would not be added when it eventually comes back into the AUR, due to Qt5 removal in #3157.
What happens?
Including hplip-plugin in chaotic-aur repo makes the package to install directly via pacman.
During execution of the
hp-setup
utility for my printer (and probably other printers that require the plugin) the setup utility asks for path tohplip-x.y.z.-plugin.run
which is the source file for the package. The setup wizard utility seems to ignore the fact that the plugin is installed by the user and require it no matter what.Not installing it manually or via an aur helper prevents users to have access to that file.
I suggest removing
hplip-plugin
from chaotic aur.What is expected to happen?
N/A
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