[Openicc] cupsICC on remote CUPS servers Part 2

Jan-Peter Homann homann at colormanagement.de
Fri May 20 09:07:57 PDT 2011


Hello Mike and all,

Your described workflow for Mac OS X hase from my point of view 
following problems in an remote server envirronment:

- If printer profiles associated to a driver setting are new installed 
or updated, they have to be updated on every client.

- for me, it is still unclear under Mac OSX, how the connection between 
a printer profile and a driver setting is automatically maintained under 
Mac OS X. If new profiles (associated with a driver setting) are 
installed at the client side, we have currently no mechanism (profile 
meta data) to synchronize the usage of the profile and selection of the 
driver setting

- It is still unclear for the enduser under Mac OS X, how rendering 
intents are handled and blackpoint compensation could be activated.





best regards
Jan-Peter




Am 20.05.11 17:21, schrieb Michael Sweet:
> On May 20, 2011, at 1:14 AM, Jan-Peter Homann wrote:
>> ...
>> - Is this is workflow-proposal, which makes sense for a color managed 
>> print path with remote CUPS servers from your point of view ?
>
> On Mac OS X we actually embed the destination color profile in the PDF 
> file's output intent to ensure that the server a) has the profile 
> (which may be a locally-installed/registered color profile...) and b) 
> uses the correct profile (rather than only the auto-selected one).
>
> However, that does not address the "print from the command-line" use 
> case - right now we always use the default profile for the selected 
> options when printing on the server.
>
> ________________________________________
> Michael Sweet, Easy Software Products
>


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