PKGBUILD script for GNU enscript #5225
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Before this package is merged, why does the bot build fail? |
It already gets pulled in if you have 'gcc' as a makedepends. Plus I made a mistake, the arch linux PKGBULD required 'glibc' instead of 'gcc-libs' as a dependency.
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GNU enscript is a somewhat lesser known package (It is a GNU package meant to replace the adobe enscript from the late 80s) that prints to PostScript ASCII files suitable for printing to a physical printer or to STDOUT. It seems to want to use lpr by default, so some patches might be required. The config file lets you specify if a physical printer or STDOUT should be delivered to. Or maybe patch out lpr usage. Or both? I'll let you make the call.