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The Google Cloud Print service allows various ways to register a printer. Many current generation printers have support built in. Alternatively, there are software interfaces that can run on computer and handle the interaction with Google.
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This package provides a CUPS compatible client that allows a openSUSE computer to send files to Google for printing on a registered printer.
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Once CUPS-Cloud-Print is installed it has to be configured via:
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sudo /usr/lib/cloudprint-cups/upgrade.py
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sudo /usr/lib/cloudprint-cups/setupcloudprint.py
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setupcloudprint.py only configures the client, so you will need to have a registered printer at the Google Cloud Print service prior to running setupcloudprint.py
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upgrade.py should be re-run after each time CUPS-Cloud-Print is updated. Because it accesses the Internet, it has to be run manually after each update.
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