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cpdb-libs (2.0~b5-0ubuntu8) mantic; urgency=medium

  * Made cpdbActivateBackends() also finding already running backends
    regardless of whether a *.service file is present for them. For
    snapping backends and for the build tests of the backends to work.

 -- Till Kamppeter <email address hidden>  Sun, 20 Aug 2023 16:07:59 +0200

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cpdb-libs-tools: Common Print Dialog Backends - Tools

 The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
 so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
 with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, cloud printing services, Save
 to File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
 exchangeable.
 .
 The print dialogs of the different GUI toolkits and applications
 (GTK, Qt, LibreOffice, ...) are the frontends and to communicate with
 the different print technologies they use common backends. This way
 one simply adds new backends for new print technologies and updates
 the backends for changes in the print technologies, and immediately
 all applications are up-to-date, without need of modifying the code
 of the GUI toolkits or applications.
 .
 This package contains tools to help develop print dialogs supporting
 the Common Print Dialog Backends interface and print backends using
 libcpdb and/or libcpdb-frontend.

cpdb-libs-tools-dbgsym: debug symbols for cpdb-libs-tools
libcpdb-backend-dev: Common Print Dialog Backends - Development files for backends.

 The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
 so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
 with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, cloud printing services, Save
 to File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
 exchangeable.
 .
 The print dialogs of the different GUI toolkits and applications
 (GTK, Qt, LibreOffice, ...) are the frontends and to communicate with
 the different print technologies they use common backends. This way
 one simply adds new backends for new print technologies and updates
 the backends for changes in the print technologies, and immediately
 all applications are up-to-date, without need of modifying the code
 of the GUI toolkits or applications.
 .
 This package contains the header files to develop print dialog
 backends using libcpdb.

libcpdb-dev: Common Print Dialog Backends - Development files for both libraries

 The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
 so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
 with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, Google Cloud Print, Save to
 File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
 exchangeable.
 .
 The print dialogs of the different GUI toolkits and applications
 (GTK, Qt, LibreOffice, ...) are the frontends and to communicate with
 the different print technologies they use common backends. This way
 one simply adds new backends for new print technologies and updates
 the backends for changes in the print technologies, and immediately
 all applications are up-to-date, without need of modifying the code
 of the GUI toolkits or applications.
 .
 This package contains the header files to develop print dialog
 backends and print dialogs using libcpdb.

libcpdb-frontend-dev: Common Print Dialog Backends - Development files for Frontend Library

 The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
 so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
 with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, cloud printing services, Save
 to File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
 exchangeable.
 .
 The print dialogs of the different GUI toolkits and applications
 (GTK, Qt, LibreOffice, ...) are the frontends and to communicate with
 the different print technologies they use common backends. This way
 one simply adds new backends for new print technologies and updates
 the backends for changes in the print technologies, and immediately
 all applications are up-to-date, without need of modifying the code
 of the GUI toolkits or applications.
 .
 This package contains the header files to develop print dialogs
 supporting the Common Print Dialog Backends interface using
 libcpdb-frontend.

libcpdb-frontend2: No summary available for libcpdb-frontend2 in ubuntu noble.

No description available for libcpdb-frontend2 in ubuntu noble.

libcpdb-frontend2-dbgsym: No summary available for libcpdb-frontend2-dbgsym in ubuntu noble.

No description available for libcpdb-frontend2-dbgsym in ubuntu noble.

libcpdb-libs-tools: Common Print Dialog Backends - Tools (transitional package)

 This is a transitional package and can safely be removed once no other
 packages depend on it.

libcpdb2: Common Print Dialog Backends - Interface Library

 The Common Print Dialog Backends project provides a D-Bus interface
 so that the print dialogs of GUI applications and the communication
 with the print technologies (CUPS/IPP, cloud printing services, Save
 to File, ...) are put into separate executables to be separately
 exchangeable.
 .
 The print dialogs of the different GUI toolkits and applications
 (GTK, Qt, LibreOffice, ...) are the frontends and to communicate with
 the different print technologies they use common backends. This way
 one simply adds new backends for new print technologies and updates
 the backends for changes in the print technologies, and immediately
 all applications are up-to-date, without need of modifying the code
 of the GUI toolkits or applications.
 .
 This package contains the library which provides the functions needed
 by both the frontends and the backends.

libcpdb2-dbgsym: debug symbols for libcpdb2