On Thu October 9 2008, Paul Howarth wrote: > CUPS can autodetect network printers, which desktop users would no doubt > find useful, even though there may be no local printing hardware. Cups printer autodetection seems to work fast enough, that it could be enabled on demand, e.g. when kprinter is opened. I have cups always deactivated and when I need to print something, I start it and the kprinter instance I start directly after this, shows the network printers, that are found via cups browsing. But I guess there is no infrastructure there yet, to get cups started on demand. Regards, Till
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