XXX doing make install for same xpdf-* package more than once causes
${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/xpdfrc have duplicated entries. Is there any easy
way of avoiding this?
Honoring ${PKG_SYSCONFDIR} for location of xpdfrc.
Implemented Type 3 fonts.
Implemented PostScript CID font embedding; added a
psEmbedCIDPostScriptFonts option.
Implemented PostScript 16-bit font substitution; added psNamedFont16
and psFont16 options.
Moved the initialZoom setting from X resources to the xpdfrc file.
Implemented the radial shading type in the sh (shaded fill) operator.
[Thanks to Mike Sweet.]
Added an 'include' command to the xpdfrc format.
Added the displayNamedCIDFontX option so different fonts can be used
within one character collection.
Implemented stroked text in XOutputDev (with t1lib and FreeType2).
[Thanks to Leonard Rosenthol.]
Implemented stroked text in PSOutputDev.
Added a built-in Unicode map for UCS-2.
PSOutputDev will now embed external TrueType fonts in addition to
external Type 1 fonts.
Added the Big5ascii Unicode map to the Chinese-traditional support
package (maps 7-bit ASCII straight through). [Thanks to Lawrence
Lai.]
Modified the EUC-CN and EUC-JP encodings to pass 7-bit ASCII straight
through. [Thanks to Lawrence Lai.]
In the code that guesses character names (for font subsets), also
handle names of the form 'ABnnn'. [Thanks to Colin Granville.]
Tweak the Type 1 font bbox code to look at the bboxes in both the PDF
font object and the embedded font file.
Added an optional displayCIDFontX entry for one of the Arphic TrueType
fonts in the traditional Chinese 'add-to-xpdfrc' file.
Added psASCIIHex parameter.
Added the GBK Unicode map to the simplified Chinese language pack.
Pdftotext now opens the text file in binary mode to avoid Microsoft's
annoying automatic end-of-line translation stuff.
Added an executeCommand function in goo/gfile.cc. [Thanks to Mikhail
Kruk.]
The %ALDImagePosition OPI comment was wrong if the page was scaled to
a different paper size.
The OPI code was saving the default transform matrix before calling
setpagedevice, which can change the matrix.
PSOutputDev now handles PostScript XObjects.
- Removed function overloading for the password dialog, used the
new method of CUPS 1.1.3
- Added support for the "natural-scaling" image size option
introduced in CUPS 1.1.9
- Added support for the new PPD-O-Matic PPD files of
linuxprinting.org (numerical options appeared twice before).
The old CUPS-O-Matic files can still be used.
- The COMDATA lines in the PPD files of the new XML Foomatic
changed in a way incompatible to the parser for the numerical
options in XPP. Modified parser to read both the old and the
new format.
======================================================================
* Removed the pstoraster filter (based on GNU Ghostscript 5.50) and now
* provide the raster "driver" and patch file necessary to use the current
* GNU Ghostscript 7.05 release. Pkgsrc users should install the
* print/ghostscript-esp package.
======================================================================
- Many, many bug fixes.
- Improvements to polling and scheduling of jobs to CUPS and to connected
printers.
- Updated the CUPS license agreement for the new MacOS and OpenSSL license
exceptions.
- The jobs.cgi web interface now handles all job operations, allowing the
administrator to allow "job administrators" or operators to manage jobs
(but not queues) on the server.
- New SCSI printer backend.
- The PostScript filter now supports 6, 9, and 16-up output, as well as new
page-border and number-up-layout options.
- Added ConfigFilePerm and LogFilePerm directives.
- The HTML job operation templates now link back to the destination printer
or class.
- Removed unnecessary fonts and updated the Courier and Symbol fonts to the
latest versions to better support non-ISOLatin1 text.
- The text filter now always embeds the Courier and Symbol fonts to ensure
that they contain the full set of glyphs.
- The PostScript image filter (imagetops) now supports printing CMYK images
using the CMYK colorspace.
- The cupsaddsmb program was updated to use the setdriver command instead of
addprinter.
- The Allow, Deny, BrowseAllow, BrowseDeny, and BrowseAddress directives
now support the network interface names "@LOCAL" and "@IF(name)" for
access control and browsing based on the current interface addresses
instead of fixed names or IP addresses.
- The cupsaddsmb program now supports alternative CUPS and SAMBA server names.
- The PostScript filter now supports the Orientation comment and rotates the
page as needed automatically.
Ghostscript is the well-known PostScript interpreter which is available for
all common and most esoteric platforms and supports many different printers
and some displays.
This package contains ESP Ghostscript, which is a separately maintained
distribution of GNU Ghostscript and distributed under the terms of the GNU
Public License. ESP Ghostscript incorporates the CUPS raster printer
driver and a large number of contributed Ghostscript printer drivers.
This package is built without support for X11 displays.
Ghostscript is the well-known PostScript interpreter which is available for
all common and most esoteric platforms and supports many different printers
and some displays.
This package contains ESP Ghostscript, which is a separately maintained
distribution of GNU Ghostscript and distributed under the terms of the GNU
Public License. ESP Ghostscript incorporates the CUPS raster printer
driver, and a large number of contributed Ghostscript printer drivers.
News in 11
==========
* Support for `prosper.sty', see <http://prosper.sourceforge.net/>.
Contributed by Phillip Lord <p.lord@russet.org.uk>.
* `comment-region' now inserts %% by default. Suggested by "Davide
G. M. Salvetti" <salve@debian.org>.
* You can now switch between using the `font-latex' (all emacsen),
the `tex-font' (Emacs 21 only) or no special package for font
locking. Customize `TeX-install-font-lock' for this.
* Now use -t landscape by default when landscape option appears.
Suggested by Erik Frisk <frisk@isy.liu.se>.
* Use `tex-fptex.el' for fpTeX support. Contributed by Fabrice
Popineau <Fabrice.Popineau@supelec.fr>.
* New user option `LaTeX-top-caption-list' specifies environments
where the caption should go at top. Contributed by
ataka@milk.freemail.ne.jp (Masayuki Ataka).
* Allow explicit dimensions in `graphicx.sty'. Contributed by
ataka@milk.freemail.ne.jp (Masayuki Ataka).
* Limited support for `verbatim.sty'. Contributed by
ataka@milk.freemail.ne.jp (Masayuki Ataka).
* Better support for asmmath items. Patch by
ataka@milk.freemail.ne.jp (Masayuki Ataka).
* More accurate error parsing. Added by David Kastrup
<David.Kastrup@t-online.de>.
* Bug fixes.
Dvipdfm is a DVI to PDF translator. Its features include:
o TeX \special's that approximate the functionality of the PostScript pdfmarks
used by Adobe Acrobat Distiller. Links, outlines, articles, and named
destinations are supported, for example.
o Support for standard DVI specials such as the HyperTeX specials and the TPIC
specials.
o Support for thumbnails (with help from GhostScript).
o Ability to include PDF, PNG, and JPEG files as embedded images. For PDF
files, only the first page is included. Resources will be embedded from the
original file as necessary. File inclusion does not work for PDF files that
store the page contents in several segments in an array.
o Virtual font support
o Support for both Type1 and PK fonts.
o Support for arbitrary linear graphics transformations. Any material on the
page can be scaled and rotated.
o A color stack accessible via \special's.
o Partial font embedding and stream compression for reduced output file size
o Balanced page and destination trees for improved reader access on very large
document files.
dvipdfm was developed by Mark A. Wicks.
Japanization by Shunsaku Hirata.
Ghostscript is the well-known PostScript interpreter which is available for
all common and most esoteric platforms and supports many different printers
and some displays.
This package contains GNU Ghostscript, which is released under the terms
of the GNU Public License, and is built with only support for X11 displays,
the IJS client device, and image format devices, e.g. JPEG, PNG, TIFF, PDF,
PS.
This is based on the idea in pkg/16059 by Greg A. Woods <woods@weird.com>.
Ghostscript is the well-known PostScript interpreter which is available for
all common and most esoteric platforms and supports many different printers
and some displays.
This package contains GNU Ghostscript, which is released under the terms
of the GNU Public License, and is built without support for X11 displays.
This package also doesn't support all of the printers in the
print/ghostscript{,-nox11} packages, but does support a wider range of HP
inkjet printers through the print/hpijs package, and supports the GIMP
print inkjet printer drivers through the print/gimp-print-ijs package.
Ghostscript is the well-known PostScript interpreter which is available for
all common and most esoteric platforms and supports many different printers
and some displays.
This package contains GNU Ghostscript, which is released under the terms
of the GNU Public License. This package also doesn't support all of the
printers in the print/ghostscript{,-nox11} packages, but does support a
wider range of HP inkjet printers through the print/hpijs package, and
supports the GIMP print inkjet printer drivers through the
print/gimp-print-ijs package.
This package contains an IJS server that can output raster images supported
by the GIMP print library, to be used in conjunction with IJS clients such
as GNU Ghostscript.
IJS is a client-server protocol for transmission of raster page images.
This package provides a reference implementation of the protocol, the
design of which is still in flux. When the protocol specification is
published, it will be authoritative. Applications should feel free to
link against the library provided in this package, adapt that code for
their own needs, or roll a completely new implementation.
HPIJS implements a IJS server for IJS clients such as GNU Ghostscript,
and provides printing support for more than 150 printer models, including
DeskJet, OfficeJet, PhotoSmart, Business InkJet, and some LaserJet
models.
Fix#80407 in parseAFM.c
Fix#80415 in gnome-font-face.c
Fix#78662 fix gp_ctx_new bug
Fix#80417 in gnome-rfont.c
Fix#80416 in gnome-rfont.c
Fix#76610 in gfft2_move_to and gp_path_close_all
gp_ps2_set_font_private fix s/=/==/ (Lauris)
buildlink2.mk files back into the main trunk. This provides sufficient
buildlink2 infrastructure to start merging other packages from the
buildlink2 branch that have already been converted to use the buildlink2
framework.
- partial rewrite of the find & replace feature. This should solve most of
the performance problems
- new option `keep aspect ratio' in graphics dialog
- revert to the old behaviour when creating new floats (figure,
table...): the empty paragraph in the float now is a caption. It
seems that 1.2.0 behaviour was confusing too many people
- it is now possible to set the float placement parameters to
"document defaults"
- when the cursor is inside a collapsible inset, `Edit>Open/close
float' will leave it after the inset after closing it (this should
help entering of ERT insets)
- update Finnish, Danish, French and Russian localizations
- update Tutorial to 1.2.x features
- better support for entering Cyrillic and Greek alphabets
- cleanup shortcuts for section layouts. Starred versions are now
obtained by prepending a * to the section number (M-p asterisk 0, ...,
M-p asterisk 6)
- add keyboard shortcuts to the Documents menu
- support the numpad direction keys as equivalent to normal cursor
keys
- it is now possible to specify a non-existent file name on the command
line and have this file created for you
- new class cl2emult; update template for IEEEtran; small update to
heb-article and hollywood textclasses
using netbsd-1.5.3/alpha and the gcc-2.95.3 package.
while here fix the test for endian-ness instead of relying on a small
set of hard coded processor types.
Acrobat Reader is part of the Adobe Acrobat family of software, which lets
you view, distribute, and print documents in Portable Document Format
(PDF)--regardless of the computer, operating system, fonts, or application
used to create the original file. PDF files retain all the formatting,
fonts, and graphics of the original document, and virtually any
PostScript(TM) document can be converted into a PDF file.
Tested on NetBSD/i386 and Solaris/sparc. Problems were found on
NetBSD/sparc, so this is marked ONLY_FOR_PLATFORM *-*-i386 and
SunOS-*-sparc for now.
hbf.tar.gz seems to get generated automatically by tarring up the directory
on the distribution site. XXX: This should be fixed, the files in that
dir haven't changed for ca. 5 years now.
Provided in PR 17646 by Rui-Xiang Guo (rxg@ms25.url.com.tw)
CJK-LyX is a multibyte version of LyX, the text processing document
processor, or simply a new and advanced kind of word processors. More
specifically, CJK-LyX is the patched version of LyX for Chinese,
Japanese and Korean language users. CJK-LyX is based on the earlier
patch against lyx-1.0.3 by Masahiko Kawakami and critical
contributions from Chideok Hwang, who is also the author of the Korean
input method Ami.
Bg5pdf is a simple wrapper for wrapping big5 encoding text file into
PDF file by using PDFlib. The output of this program does not contain
embedded fonts. You have to download the Acrobat Acroread Asianfont pack
to view and print the output file or use TrueType fonts with Xpdf.
This wrapper does not provide any formatting functions except simple
line wrapping. If you need sophisticated formatting, you should try
CJK-LaTex or other equivalent tools.
Provided in PR 17536 by Jeremy Reed (reed@reedmedia.net). Slight
modifications by myself to make this compile with pth-syscall, and
to bring it forward to the newer version 0.7.5 - the existing
distfile had disappeared from the master site.
Scribus is a publishing layout program for X using QT interface.
It can be used to create stationery, small posters, brochures,
layout newsletters and other documents. It can export in postscript
and PDF formats; and data is saved in XML format.
Scribus aims to be similar to Adobe PageMaker and Quark XPress.
It can do typical tasks of placing and rotating text and images.
CNPRINT is a utility to print Chinese/Japanese/Korean (CJK) text
(or convert to PostScript) under DOS, VMS and UNIX systems. It
works just as a print command on your system. Currently GB, Hz,
zW, BIG5, CNS, JIS, EUC, Shift-JIS, KSC, UTF8, UTF7 and UTF16
formats are supported.
CNPRINT also has many other features, among them:
* print all CJK codes using a single Unicode CJK font
* print GB using Big5 fonts or print Big5 using GB fonts
* multiple columns, vertical printing, change font or character
size within document
* phrase-based GB<->BIG5 conversions
* built-in HZ<->GB conversion
* repair/re-format functions for CJK text
* envelope and address label printing
* decode MIME quoted printable (=20=3C=5E like text)
* true type fonts (TTF) support
With its full Unicode support, it should be able to print other
language (e.g. Thai, Vietnames, Arabic as well). For more information,
please read the help file.
Package created after reading Hal Snyder's excellent article on DaemonNews:
http://ezine.daemonnews.org/200202/japanese-netbsd.html
gimp-print to not use those bits anyway. This sidesteps that awfulness
in src/cups that potentially creates empty directories in /usr, then later
removes them if they're empty.
Fixes pkg/17244 by douglas@fang.demon.co.uk.
PDFlib 4.0.3 is a free maintenance release for all customers with a 4.x
license. Your previous license key will work with this update, too. A
detailed account of changes since PDFlib 4.0.0 is available in the change log
at http://www.pdflib.com/pdflib/changes4.txt.
Remove `-p' from mkdir arguments, it is already part of ${MKDIR}.
While here substitute a couple of ${PREFIX} by `%D' in
`@exec ${MKDIR} ...' lines and add a couple of missing `%D' in such lines too!
convert Big5/GB encoded files to postscript
---
bg5ps is a Python script that generates Postscript from Chinese
Big5/GB encoded files, using ttf fonts.
yup provides a PostScript printer with the capability of printing any
number of reduced page images on one physical sheet of paper, be they
PostScript or ASCII text.
Supplied by grant at grunta.com in PR#14128. Thanks!
yup provides a PostScript printer with the capability of printing any
number of reduced page images on one physical sheet of paper, be they
PostScript or ASCII text.
Supplied by grant at grunta.com in PR#14128. Thanks!
Changes (see the NEWS file for a complete list):
- Floats, footnotes and margin notes are now real insets. The
positional parameters of figure, table and algorithm floats can be set
float-by-float
- Most problems with the new table inset of 1.1.6 have been addressed
(memory consumption, file bloat, spell-checking, search and replace...).
Better longtable header/footer support was implemented.
- Notes inset can now contain arbitrary LyX constructs; they will not
appear in the output.
- New minipage inset
- New graphics inset with support for hassle-free inclusion of various
image formats (GIF, JPEG, PNG and EPS by default) and a new
rendering scheme that should fix the bugs we had with the older
ghostscript method.
- Support for natbib for bibliography citations
- The math editor has been mostly rewritten
- New ligature break special character, useful for words like
"shelfful", or many german words
- Support for parsing preamble when converting LaTeX files. Along
with changes in the LaTeX production of alignment options, this
improves round-trip work where you export a LyX document as
LaTeX, and later reimport it from LaTeX.
- Support for setting bookmarks and jumping to them
- It is possible to cycle between a label and its references.
- Preliminary support for multiple bibliographies
- Babel can be disabled
- A thesaurus facility (English only)
Major news for the 1.4 releases:
DESIGN
* More pervasive GUILE integration resulting in improved design and
implementation. LilyPond is smaller, cleaner, more flexible, etc.
- Improved speed with comparable memory footprint
- More tweakability using less memory with the new `property push'
mechanism.
- Improved robustness: Lily almost never crashes.
- Access to internal music representation
* New font selection scheme similar to Latex-NFSS.
* Flexible formatting mechanism for musical texts.
* Chordnames are now configurable in every respect
* Part combining for orchestral scores and hymns: two voices are
combined into a staff automatically, including Solo/a2
indications as appropriate.
ERGONOMICS
* Point and click functionality using emacs and Xdvi.
* Rewritten Emacs mode
* Cleaned up syntax details
* Comprehensive documentation, including a rewritten tutorial.
* All properties have doc strings, and internal documentation is
generated automatically.
* Windows point-and-click installer
NOTATION FEATURES
* Piano pedals, Arpeggios, Glissandi, many more note head
shapes, Medieval clefs, custodes.
* Better lyrics placement: Automatical phrasing, melisma alignment,
and stanza numbering.
* Typography: More elegant slurs, aligned dynamics, text crescendos,
* Easy-play note heads
* ASCIIScript: ASCII-art output
* Improved standalone postscript layout.
IMPORT/EXPORT
* dynamics, tempo changes in the MIDI output
* Finale (.etf), PMX, Musedata and Mup import tools.
MISCELLANEOUS
* Mutopia ports collection: easily accessible music archive.
* Translations into Japanese, French and Russian
* Many many many bugfixes.
binaries, so it doesn't care about what version of "png" is installed,
at all. Bump PKGREVISION again, though, because we only want to go forward
with that.
by agc. For the "forms", "jpeg", and "Xpm" shared libraries, we have to
cast a wider net, so partially revert last commit. For that, "X11BASE" is
correct, as we already search "LOCALBASE" by virtue of ${LDFLAGS} set in
bsd.pkg.mk. This should fix PR pkg/16308.
(On my my Mac with an NFS mounted object directory, it keeps rebuilding
po/Makefile and getting it wrong.)
- - Take a stab at fixing PR pkg/16308: X11BASE -> X11PREFIX.
by Rui-Xiang Guo <rxg@netbsd.org> in pkg/14773. This package stems from
FreeBSD's one.
From DESCR:
TrueType fonts cannot be converted to Type 1 fonts without loss of
quality, since conversion introduces rounding errors and loses hinting
information. Therefore, newer PostScript interpreters (Adobe
PostScript since version 2013, ghostscript since 5.03) include a
TrueType rasterizers. To use a TrueType font with them, it has to be
embedded in a PostScript font dictionary; this format is called Type 42.
This program generates such Type 42 fonts from TrueType fonts. It
can also generate Adobe Font Metrics files (AFM files), including
kerning information.
Not yet supported are TrueType Collections and the creation of CID
keyed fonts from large TrueType fonts (East Asian or Unicode fonts).
includes the following changes:
- Print preview clips now all graphics, including text and bitmaps -
it makes gnumeric and sodipodi previews much nicer
- Fontmaps can contain per-locale default entries now, so unknown
font names do not fall uniformly back to Helvetica any more
- Added --dir flag to gnome-font-install (Tambet)
all dependencies on packages depending on "png" which contain shared
libraries, all for the (imminent) update to the "png" package.
[List courtesy of John Darrow, courtesy of "bulk-build".]
NOTE: This works just fine with ghostscript-6.01 even though the
setup script says you need 6.50 or later...
- new driver scripts: ljet4l, pips/sc70s, pips/sc80s,
stp/pcl-2, stp/pcl-4
- replace awk "duplex" function with psset call
- adjust psnup rotation to various converters for landscape mode
- add landscape option to enscript command line
- introduce IGNORE_LPD_RAW variable to please buggy spoolers that
send jobs in raw mode
- sanitize ": ${foo:-bar}" to ": ${foo:=bar}"
- make n{c}print line whitespace-safe
- save return code in global temporary file
- typo in wmf2eps line
- make apspreview use global "restrictions" file
- get basedir in SETUP from configure
- protect $foo[bar] contructs from being expanded to array
elements by zsh
- add "-dPARANOIDSAFER" for gs7.04 (harmless for all older releases)
- save "rm" and "rp" in SETUP.cfg
- add some hints w.r.t landscape and n-up in handbook
- remove media types in scripts for some PCL printers
- be more helpful with "invalid method"
- LaserJet 4L needs fixed 300dpi
- LN macro in Makefile needs -n switch -- we must
create a directory link even if one exists already
- MAPPING update
- change email address in various places
- remove apsfilter installation error when typing "make install"
by using ln's -f (force) option to overwrite an existing symlink
(just in case you overwrite another installation).
- fix some HP driver mapping in MAPPING file
- make apspreview work again for FreeBSD (and possibly *BSD).
BSD uses a sed implementation, that uses only "normal" regular
expressions for backward compatibility not to break existing scripts.
Linux (GNU sed) uses "modern REs". We use now awk which turns out
to be more portable between different Unix flavours.
We use awk instead of sed in other scripts as well (SETUP,
aps2file).
- import a patch from FreeBSD ports collection necessary for
FreeBSD-current to use "user:group" syntax for chown. Old
style "user.group" to change owner && group isn't supported
anymore. Linux's implementation of chown (from GNU) groks
new syntax.
- support for NetWare (Novell) remote printer
- save network traffic by supporting "remote copies"
via new REMOTE_COPIES variable. This tells lpd and Netware
print spooler to do copies themselves (enabled by default).
- install and test apsfilter as "non-root" user under $HOME !
This helps in testing new apsfilter versions, i.e. to prepare
a migration to a new version on a production system.
For this feature the configure script supports two new options:
--with-printcap=... and --with-spooldir=...
- use secure temporary directory in SETUP
- aps2file and apspreview now handle printer aliases
- remove bogus hpijs driver entries in setup/printer-7.00
(but they were correct in setup/printer-hpijs)
- only preview if aps2file generated PostScript
- driver: stp/escp2-1160 (thanks to <andrew@ugh.net.au>)
- various fixes in driver/MAPPING
- adjusted various omni/ scripts to use more reasonable
resolution settings
- enable PSgs to honor HARDWARE_COPIES
- the bjc600 driver script has four new siblings (bjc50, bjc70,
bjc4000, bjc7000) to properly handle printers with different
print resolutions
- various small SETUP clean-ups
- create "basedir" link at install time already
- doc/Makefile: "make clean" should remove handbook.html
since "configure" re-creates it from handbook.html.in
- Make handbook generation smarter, cosmetic.
Summary of changes:
- removal of USE_GTEXINFO
- addition of mk/texinfo.mk
- inclusion of this file in package Makefiles requiring it
- `install-info' substituted by `${INSTALL_INFO}' in PLISTs
- tuning of mk/bsd.pkg.mk:
removal of USE_GTEXINFO
INSTALL_INFO added to PLIST_SUBST
`${INSTALL_INFO}' replace `install-info' in target rules
print-PLIST target now generate `${INSTALL_INFO}' instead of `install-info'
- a couple of new patch files added for a handful of packages
- setting of the TEXINFO_OVERRIDE "switch" in packages Makefiles requiring it
- devel/cssc marked requiring texinfo 4.0
- a couple of packages Makefiles were tuned with respect of INFO_FILES and
makeinfo command usage
See -newly added by this commit- section 10.24 of Packages.txt for
further information.
- The ippRead() function did not verify that the
attribute name length or string with language value
was not larger than the read buffer.
- The scheduler set the signal handlers before loading
the configuration files the first time; this prevented
the RunAsUser directive from blocking server reloads.
- Added Swedish message catalog.
- The parallel backend now recognizes the /dev/printers
device directory under Linux 2.4.x.
- MacOS X fixes.
- The cupsaddsmb utility sent the server name after the
user information when executing the rpcclient program.
This caused problems with some versions of SAMBA
2.2.x.
- The IPP backend did not pass the requesting user name
when checking on the print job status. This prevented
it from waiting for the job to complete when
communicating with some IPP implementations that
require it.
6.0.1nb1 include updating the hpijs driver to the latest released version
1.0.2. The new HPIJS device is "ijs" and replaces several older devices:
AP21xx DJ630 DJ6xx DJ6xxP DJ8xx DJ9xx DJ9xxVIP
So if you are using any of the above devices, you must use the new gs IJS
interface documented in:
${PREFIX}/share/doc/html/ghostscript/hpijs/hpijs_readme.html
Changes to the HPIJS driver include:
* Fixed a problem printing Photo Full Bleed on the Photosmart 100.
* Meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG).
* Fixed a setpagedevice problem with the IJS client. PageSize can now
be set from postscript.
* Fixed a off-by-one error in IJS server.
* Added support for the following printers:
Deskjet 656 Photosmart 100 Apollo P-22
Deskjet 825/845 Photosmart 1115 Apollo P2500
Deskjet 920 Photosmart 1215 Apollo P2600
Deskjet 940/948 Photosmart 1315
Deskjet 995 CP 1160
Deskjet 1125 CP 1700
Deskjet 1220
Deskjet 2250
* Added support for the IJS interface.
* Added support for Duplex. When Duplex mode is set, top and bottom
margins are set to 1/2 inch.
* Added support for the following paper sizes:
Photo, Photo Full Bleed, A6, B4, B5, Oufuku-Hagaki, Hagaki
* The PrintMode command has been replaced with separate commands:
Quality, ColorMode, MediaType and PenSet.
* Changed top margin from 1/3 to 1/8 inch. Also, changed the bottom
margin to 1/2 inch. Note, on the 6xx series the maximum bottom
margin is .46 inch for black and .587 for color. This means for
the 6xx series, color printing to within 1/2 inch bottom margin is
not guaranteed.
6.0.1nb1 include updating the hpijs driver to the latest released version
1.0.2. The new HPIJS device is "ijs" and replaces several older devices:
AP21xx DJ630 DJ6xx DJ6xxP DJ8xx DJ9xx DJ9xxVIP
So if you are using any of the above devices, you must use the new gs IJS
interface documented in:
${PREFIX}/share/doc/html/ghostscript/hpijs/hpijs_readme.html
This update is based on pkg/15470 by IWAMOTO Toshihiro <toshii@netbsd.org>.
Changes to the HPIJS driver include:
* Fixed a problem printing Photo Full Bleed on the Photosmart 100.
* Meet the Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG).
* Fixed a setpagedevice problem with the IJS client. PageSize can now
be set from postscript.
* Fixed a off-by-one error in IJS server.
* Added support for the following printers:
Deskjet 656 Photosmart 100 Apollo P-22
Deskjet 825/845 Photosmart 1115 Apollo P2500
Deskjet 920 Photosmart 1215 Apollo P2600
Deskjet 940/948 Photosmart 1315
Deskjet 995 CP 1160
Deskjet 1125 CP 1700
Deskjet 1220
Deskjet 2250
* Added support for the IJS interface.
* Added support for Duplex. When Duplex mode is set, top and bottom
margins are set to 1/2 inch.
* Added support for the following paper sizes:
Photo, Photo Full Bleed, A6, B4, B5, Oufuku-Hagaki, Hagaki
* The PrintMode command has been replaced with separate commands:
Quality, ColorMode, MediaType and PenSet.
* Changed top margin from 1/3 to 1/8 inch. Also, changed the bottom
margin to 1/2 inch. Note, on the 6xx series the maximum bottom
margin is .46 inch for black and .587 for color. This means for
the 6xx series, color printing to within 1/2 inch bottom margin is
not guaranteed.
Implemented the sh (shaded fill) operator for the axial shading type.
Minor fixes to avoid compiler warnings.
Fix an uninitialized var in XOutputDev that caused crashes on Alphas.
Don't incrementally update the display in full-screen mode.
Added a duplex option to PSOutputDev and a -duplex switch to pdftops.
Completely rewrote the code that handles font encodings:
- everything is Unicode-based
- 16-bit fonts are handled much more cleanly
- text output encoding can be set more flexibly
New .xpdfrc config files.
Added key bindings for forward ('v') and backward ('b').
Added the pdffonts program which lists the fonts used in a PDF file.
Fixed several problems in the TrueType font embedding code
Accept named destination on command line.
Added several new items to pdfinfo: file size, PDF version, tagged
(yes or no), XML metadata (with the -meta option).
Pdftops didn't get the portrait/landscape setting correct for PDF
files with rotated pages.
The TrueTypeFontFile class (including the Type 42 converter) now
understands cmap format 6.
The '0' keyboard shortcut didn't update the zoom popup menu.
Handle the complete list of alternate names for the Base14 fonts.
Fixed substitute font scaling in XOutputDev - scale only the width,
not the height.
Implemented stitching (type 3) functions.
Handle the case of moveto/closepath/clip, which defines an empty
clipping region.
Move dependences into separate Makefile.dep files; get rid of the
distdepend target.
Move all of the configure-script-generated -D options out of the
Makefiles and into a top-level .h file (aconf.h).
Pdfinfo prints dates in a more readable format.
Fixed a bug in the Paeth image predictor.
Handle annotations with multiple states.
The save and restore (q/Q) operators shouldn't save/restore the path.
Performance optimization: disable pattern drawing in TextOutputDev.
CUPS 1.1.13 adds support for the KOI8-R and KOI8-U encodings, message
catalogs for several Russian locales and for Simplified Chinese,
improvements for MacOS X (Darwin) and IRIX, improvements to the PDF,
PostScript, and text filters, status reporting for IPP-based printers
(paper out, etc.), and improvements to the SAMBA driver export facility.
The new release also fixes bugs in the scheduler, the lpstat command, the
CUPS API, and the pstoraster filter.
