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CUPS

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Studied version : 1.6.1 Website : http://www.cups.org - Google Pagerank : 6 Distributed by : Enterprise (Apple Inc.) Licence : GPL Technology : C/C++ Year of creation : 1999

CUPS (Common UNIX Printing System) is a popular print server for UNIX systems. It was created in late 1999 by Michael Sweet and Andrew Senft, owners of Easy Software Products.

It is used on both individual workstations and dedicated print servers. It can support a very large number of printers, and offers administrative capacities (file management, accountancy, etc.) and compatibility with the traditional printing protocols IPP, AppSocket, LPD and SMB (Windows).
CUPS is available under the GPL.

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