portage-ng / portage / net-print / cups-browsed / 2.1.1-r1
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description : 
   helper daemon to browse for remote CUPS queues and IPP network printers
homepage : 
   https://github.com/OpenPrinting/cups-browsed
maintainer : 
   printing@gentoo.org
license : 
   Apache-2.0
eapi : 
   8
slot : 
   0
subslot : 
   [not set]

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iuse : 
   test
   selinux
   zeroconf
required_use : 
   [not set]
keywords : 
   unstable(alpha)
   stable(amd64)
   stable(arm)
   stable(arm64)
   unstable(hppa)
   unstable(loong)
   unstable(mips)
   stable(ppc)
   stable(ppc64)
   unstable(riscv)
   unstable(s390)
   unstable(sparc)
   stable(x86)
properties : 
   [not set]
eclasses : 
   toolchain-funcs
   systemd
defined_phases : 
   configure
   install
   test
installed : 
   [not set]

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src_uri : 
   cups-browsed-2.1.1.tar.xz

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bdepend : 
   >=dev-util/gdbus-codegen-2.80.5-r1
   >=sys-devel/gettext-0.18.3
   virtual/pkgconfig
   virtual/pkgconfig

depend : 
   dev-libs/glib:2
   >=net-print/cups-2
   >=net-print/cups-filters-2.0.0
   use test
      net-print/cups [ zeroconf ]
   use zeroconf
      net-dns/avahi [ dbus ]

idepend : 
   [not set]

rdepend : 
   dev-libs/glib:2
   >=net-print/cups-2
   >=net-print/cups-filters-2.0.0
   use test
      net-print/cups [ zeroconf ]
   use zeroconf
      net-dns/avahi [ dbus ]
   use selinux
      sec-policy/selinux-cups

pdepend : 
   [not set]