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I'm guessing this isn't a coincidence, with osx yosemite out as a release candidate?

• atmosx 12y ago
  I didn't thought about it, but you're probably spot on.
• jfindley 12y ago
  It does seem to be somewhat OSX focussed - although dropping OpenSSL in favour of GNUTLS is going to be interesting, as currently I don't believe there's any sanctioned OSX build of GNUTLS.
  • 0x0 12y ago
    Don't forget CUPS is an Apple product. I'm sure they have a plan :)
    • deleted 12y ago
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    • gsnedders 12y ago
      Notably, the maintainer who is by far the primary author, is an Apple employee.
      • Someone 12y ago
        Not only that. Insofar as that is possible, Apple owns CUPS. Look at the footer on cups.org: CUPS, the CUPS logo, and OS X are trademarks of Apple Inc.
  • gsnedders 12y ago
    I wonder if the OS X version also has SecureTransport support?
• ClashTheBunny 12y ago
  I'm on Beta 4, which I think is equal to RC, and I have 2.0.0 when I run: cupsctl WebInterface=yes and go to http://localhost:631 http://localhost:631