KDE print applet and system-config-printer

[Marcelo Magno T. Sales]

People,

I've noticed that when I print something, two applets show their icons
in system tray in KDE 4.0.83: the KDE applet (printer-applet, from
kdeutils) and the Fedora's system-config-printer applet, which are more
or less equivalent, I think.
Should I report a bug for this, or is this behavior intentional?
Also, how does one configure printers in KDE 4?? I did not find printer
configuration in KDE's System Configuration tool. Is this something that
is still under construction or is it hidden somewhere else?

[]'s
Marcelo

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[Rex Dieter]

Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales
People,
I've noticed that when I print something, two applets show their icons
in system tray in KDE 4.0.83: the KDE applet (printer-applet, from
kdeutils) and the Fedora's system-config-printer applet, which are more
or less equivalent, I think.
Should I report a bug for this, or is this behavior intentional?
Also, how does one configure printers in KDE 4?? I did not find printer
configuration in KDE's System Configuration tool. Is this something that
is still under construction or is it hidden somewhere else?

Doh, yes, please file a bug. We need to sort that out before we
release/update-to kde-4.1

-- Rex

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Post by Rex Dieter

Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales
People,
I've noticed that when I print something, two applets show their
icons in system tray in KDE 4.0.83: the KDE applet (printer-applet,
from kdeutils) and the Fedora's system-config-printer applet, which
are more or less equivalent, I think.
Should I report a bug for this, or is this behavior intentional?
Also, how does one configure printers in KDE 4?? I did not find
printer configuration in KDE's System Configuration tool. Is this
something that is still under construction or is it hidden
somewhere else?

Doh, yes, please file a bug. We need to sort that out before we
release/update-to kde-4.1

Do you prefer I file a bug against system-config-printer or kdeutils?

[]'s
Marcelo

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[Rex Dieter]

Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales

Post by Rex Dieter

Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales
People,
I've noticed that when I print something, two applets show their
icons in system tray in KDE 4.0.83: the KDE applet (printer-applet,
from kdeutils) and the Fedora's system-config-printer applet, which
are more or less equivalent, I think.
Should I report a bug for this, or is this behavior intentional?
Also, how does one configure printers in KDE 4?? I did not find
printer configuration in KDE's System Configuration tool. Is this
something that is still under construction or is it hidden
somewhere else?

Doh, yes, please file a bug. We need to sort that out before we
release/update-to kde-4.1

Do you prefer I file a bug against system-config-printer or kdeutils?

kdeutils

-- Rex

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Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales

Post by Rex Dieter

Post by Marcelo Magno T. Sales
People,
I've noticed that when I print something, two applets show their
icons in system tray in KDE 4.0.83: the KDE applet
(printer-applet, from kdeutils) and the Fedora's
system-config-printer applet, which are more or less equivalent,
I think.
Should I report a bug for this, or is this behavior intentional?
Also, how does one configure printers in KDE 4?? I did not find
printer configuration in KDE's System Configuration tool. Is this
something that is still under construction or is it hidden
somewhere else?

Doh, yes, please file a bug. We need to sort that out before we
release/update-to kde-4.1

Do you prefer I file a bug against system-config-printer or
kdeutils?

kdeutils

Done. Filed bug #453331 (on Fedora's bugzilla)

[]'s
Marcelo

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