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Posted : admin On 12.02.2019Re: Apple raster, PWG raster and non-free filters/drivers [][] [][] [] [] Re: Apple raster, PWG raster and non-free filters/drivers • To: • Subject: Re: Apple raster, PWG raster and non-free filters/drivers • From: Till Kamppeter • Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2016 17:44:23 -0200 • Message-id: • In-reply-to: • References: On 04:15 PM, Brian Potkin wrote: In Till Kamppeter wrote > So if you really want to have a Brother printer, make sure that > it does IPP Everywhere or AirPrint. These are driverless printing > methods which are in Ubuntu from version 17.04 (Zesty) on and > they are also in current Debian Experimental. Mac cosmetics makeup tutorial. We are looking at fairly recent printers, of course, and choosing one with AirPrint is not hard. AirPrint exists already for several years. It was originally inteneded to allow driverless printing from iOS devices.
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AFAIK also Mac OS X supports printing on such printers. Thre are more than 2600 models listed by Apple: The printer from the cited mail thread, the Brother DCP-J925N is on this list, meaning that it works as an AirPrint printer (at least when connected via network).
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By the way, if someone has access to this printer, can he connect it via USB and run sudo /usr/lib/cups/backend/usb and post the output here? This will tell me whether the printer can also do driverless via USB.
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There will probably be a logo on the box and the specifications will advertise AirPrint as a language or under 'mobile printing'. 
I did not check but it is probably the case as AirPrint exists already for longer time. But what about IPP Everywhere? How is a user easily to know the printer is capable of it? Looking at the specifications for the ones listed at www.pwg.org (the DesignJet T830, for example) I can see nothing which indicates PWG raster is supported. There is also a list for IPP Everywhere: with currently 25 model entries from HP (actually 7 distinct printers, the 25 names come from regional variations, like for example different power plugs, front panel languages.).
Printers get added here whenever a manufacturer self-certifies their appropriate new (or firmware-updated) models. Note that the standard is only some weeks old and therefore there are not may models listed yet.
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The PWG has issued a logo which the manufacturers can put on their IPP-Everywhere self-certified products. Then there is the matter of whether a printer which does support PWG raster is an IPP Everywhere printer. Apparently the Lexmark CS720de understands PWG raster (), but does this make it an IPP Everywhere printer?
I am in contact with Lexmark developer Aveek Basu (who also represents Lexmark on PWG meetings). I am working together with him so that he tests whether Lexmark's printers work with the current development state of the art of the Linux printing stack, especially AirPrint and IPP Everywhere support and he will also run the self-certification for IPP Everywhere soon. The Lexmark CS720de is actually working as an IPP Everywhere printer, Aveek only needs to run it through the self certification. The CUPS bug report is a result from my collaboration with Aveek. The tests serve both for Lexmark to know that their printers work driverless (AirPrint and/or IPP Everywhere) and for Mike Sweet and me that the support we implement in CUPS and cups-filters is working correctly. On the other hand, it seems that a PDL key with 'image/urf' means it is (almost?) certainly an AirPrint printer. Or does it matter when it comes to driverless methods if 'image/pwg-raster' in the PDL is equated with 'IPP Everywhere'?