openslx-ng/printergui.git - Printer GUI for generic printing on remote printers and print servers

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*	const	Simon Rettberg	2021-04-30	1	-2/+2
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*	[pwgui] Focus password field by default, react to return key in text boxes	Simon Rettberg	2016-12-21	1	-0/+3
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*	[pwgui] Also use the grayed out fake background	Simon Rettberg	2015-10-09	1	-2/+3
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*	Consistent code formatting	Simon Rettberg	2015-02-03	1	-37/+39
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*	Bring windows to top more agressively	Simon Rettberg	2015-02-03	1	-0/+4
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*	Forgot header	Simon Rettberg	2014-02-07	1	-0/+1
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*	Implement writing filled out form back to pipe	Simon Rettberg	2014-02-07	1	-17/+22
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*	Getting there, slowly:	Simon Rettberg	2014-02-07	1	-6/+12
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	- Check if the backend is invoked as a result of the printergui sending a printjob If not, just relay to the real backend and appear transparent If yes, copy environment from the printergui (X access etc) and show the username/password dialog. - Drop privileges whereever neccessary (when invoking backend, when showing GUI) TODO: Use pipe to send user/pass to backend from the GUI. Make OK and Cancel in the GUI work.
*	Lots of changes: Two binaries (selection/pw auth), qmake -> cmake, ↵	Simon Rettberg	2014-02-06	1	-0/+59
	gitignore, more error handling 1. We now have two binaries: One pops up when the print job comes in so you can select the printer, duplex, copies, etc... The other one pops up when used as a backend and handles authentication by asking for username and password (WORK IN PROGRESS!). This is to better handle things like smb printing 2. We use cmake everywhere, and now that we want two binaries it made sense to switch. 3. Gitignore, well, what to say 4. Show an error message when calling ghostscript for grayscale conversion failed, insted of just doing nothing and not even closing the GUI. 5. Keep the printergui open for a few seconds after printing, but hide the window. Later we want to check in the password gui if the printergui is open to make sure we really should run, and maybe even exchange some information.