djemos wrote:gapan even in basic installation it is good user can set up printers too.
Actually, no. A basic installation should include as little as possible and it would be better if cups was not a part of it at all. Remember that a basic installation should bring only the DE, a browser, a text editor, package management tools, salixtools and nothing more. Unfortunately we cannot remove cups from BASIC, since that would also remove samba and pysmc, which I guess are needed for spacefm... In the xfce edition for example, where there is no such problem, cups is only part of the FULL list, not BASIC.
djemos wrote:But if breaks the "one app per task" philosophy then its ok i will remove it.
I suggest in future releases of salix to include system-config-printer and remove the other way setup.
The problem is that "the other way" cannot be removed. It's built into cups. So, system-config-printer is always going to be an extra tool for the same job.