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[libreplanet-discuss] "Printer Working Group": dangers?
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Thomas HARDING |
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[libreplanet-discuss] "Printer Working Group": dangers? |
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Sat, 22 Mar 2014 16:22:23 +0100 |
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Hello,
I taken a look for a couple of days on development of IPPv2.x protocols,
which are conducted by the Printer Working Group.
Then taken a look also on other PWG activities.
Further reading, it seems the PWG focuses now on consumer appliances,
such as :
* printing an "image from mobile phone" through "the cloud", gain a
"PWG raster" from the "enterprise printer" returning back to the
"Alice's desktop printer")
* gain a "secure reproduction" from a multi-purpose printer or a scan
device
* etc
While the word "enterprise" is typed on almost each "use case", I doubt
on who will handle the "actual reproduction control" (that sentence is
obviously never typed on documents).
If anyone wants to conduct more investigations, their url is :
http://www.pwg.org
Best Regards,
Thomas HARDING
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