papyrium-cli
The papyrium command. papyrium serve runs a printer: it listens on a
transport (raw TCP on port 9100 by default), captures every job it
receives, prints it with the chosen printer model, and can announce itself
on the network with --advertise. papyrium render prints a captured job
again, list-jobs reports the jobs captured, and the list-... and
describe-... commands report the installed plug-ins.
It brings the raw TCP transport, the PNG and PDF outputs and the multicast
DNS advertiser, but no printer model: install the models you want, such as
papyrium-model-epson-fx80, or install papyrium for the command with
every model.
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