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What are the conditions to do binary distribution?

By mike on Dec 13, 2007, 0 comment(s)
<p>If you just compile the DDK drivers as-is, you can redistribute the binaries just like any other GNU GPL'd software - just provide the option to get the source code if you don't bundle it with your distribution.

I want to distribute the DDK drivers with my Linux distribution, what do I need to do?

By mike on Mar 15, 2004, 0 comment(s)
<p>You can distribute the DDK drivers just like any other GPL'd software - the example RPM spec and EPM list files can be used as a packaging template.

Are the PPD files produced by the PPD compiler automatically GPL'd?

By mike on Mar 15, 2004, 0 comment(s)
<p>No. Just as with the GCC software, the output from the PPD compiler is not automaticaly GPL'd. You can provide the generated PPD files under any terms you like (including, of course, the GPL) via the Copyright directive in your driver informatio...

CUPS DDK will be part of CUPS 1.4

By mike on Apr 23, 2008, 0 comment(s)
As some of you may have noticed, the CUPS DDK is being merged into the CUPS 1.4 source tree.

CUPS Driver Development Kit 1.2.3

By mike on Oct 05, 2007, 0 comment(s)
CUPS 1.2.3 adds a missing file from the previous release.

CUPS Driver Development Kit 1.2.2

By mike on Oct 01, 2007, 0 comment(s)
CUPS DDK 1.2.2 fixes some localization bugs in the PPD compiler.

CUPS Driver Development Kit 1.2.1

By mike on Sep 28, 2007, 0 comment(s)
CUPS DDK 1.2.1 fixes a number of issues in the PPD compiler.

CUPS Driver Development Kit 1.2.0

By mike on Jul 13, 2007, 0 comment(s)
CUPS DDK 1.2.0 fixes several localization issues and adds support for many more languages.

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