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Re: is xprint still used by mozilla, etc?



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Hoi,

I think, xprt is another boring unnecesary daemon. It only eat up
resources most of the time. Wy the hell should it be necesary to run two
daemons for one job?

Also (on my environment) all printing works fine without it. If there
are several languages which do not, well then this is not the job of
another daemon this has to be fixed in mozilla or cups (depending which
do the wrong think)

Please, whith all the daemons that will be installed unnecesariely like
xprt, inetd, lisa, arts and many others that some users like to use
debian on low resources maschines. Also some of the daemons has nothing
to do on a desktop system, other are not relevant for servers. But they
are mostely hard depends on many packages. I know that and how I can
disable them but why the hell should I even install them if I will
disable them anyway? The only waste the space on my harddisk.

Back to the language stuff, when there are desktop dependencies for some
languages what about a common desktop-task and addons für the specified
languages? then it is clear why this package is in the task and also it
is easier to find people for translating (high priority to this
language).

Reagrds
   Klaus Ethgen
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