Otherwise, cups will be built without systemd support. The upstream
systemd service unit expects cups to have systemd support however. When
cups is built without systemd support, the daemon will fork to the
background. Consequently, systemd will think the service is done and
enter inactive state.
Along with 9de93be6cd448bdce64e7ef5cf80ff8d81592140 and
47330b1732b67e7d5fee283685b48fdcafdc91e6 this patch fixes the nixos
printer test timing out in `waitForUnit("cups.service")`; see
NixOS/nixpkgs#14748
`cp`, `grep`, `chmod`, `sed` executables
no longer found when upgrading from nixos
15.09 to 16.03. Fixed by use of wrapper
script that brings these executables into
`PATH`.
Also fix lpd binaries on 64 bits machines
by use of `callPackage_i686`.
Now without some options, reflecting upstream development.
In special, no GTK building (as it was obsoleted on 096)
and no profile selecion, because it will be obsoleted
on next release.
I have made this release fromgit because 0.4.0 release doesn't
compile (gcc complains with an error in Window.cpp: "isnan is not
defined on this scope"). The error disappears on mgba git master.
By setting `-DDISABLE_ADVANCE_SIMD=TRUE` pcsx2 will be compiled with predefined
SIMD flags instead of `-march=native`. This makes the resulting binary more
portable. Further this seems to be needed to make pcsx2 compile with gcc5.
This reverts commit e338d6a0fc1293c1d5b63d9e38e690526fc7d1b1. I originally
reverted the update because it broke my Samsung printer. Now, it turns out that
this issue can be fixed by deleting and then re-creating the printer in CUPS to
update the driver.
It's possible that Gutenprints 'cups-genppdupdates' could remedy the situation
as well, but I had no chance to verify that since I don't use Gutenprint.
Closes https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/13734.
- Added missing freedesktop items (`*.desktop` and icon).
Note that for the moment, only added an `*.svg`
icon as was the only available. It does not give
us the best results (at least in xfce). We may decide
later on to extract the content of the `*.ico` instead
which is a bit more involved.
