The CLI would crash if there was no rfcomm device on the device independently of whether I was even using the printer.
Now there's is an error message, instead of an unhandled exception and when not printing (only rendering a png or like), the CLI will not require a device as it did before.
The CLI would crash if there was no rfcomm device on the device independently of whether I was even using the printer.
Now there's is an error message, instead of an unhandled exception and when not printing (only rendering a png or like), the CLI will not require a device as it did before.