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There is major industry drivers using CUPS. I think this would be a much more major thing. Like next version of MacOS will drop it Got a link to the news? -Walker

If CUPS goes bye bye from macOS, why can’t we just use this other CUPS install? I don’t see why it couldn’t be made to work. I’d be game to help make it work, for sure. It just might do

I don’t know how CUPS works, but on my M1 MacBook Air running macOS 14.4 there are several files in “cups” folders dated late February 2024 and some dated today. So it’s still functioning.

I’ve heard that CUPS is gone from macOS Sonoma 14.4. Does this affect QTR? Is QTR future proofed against the eventual disappearance of CUPS? Allan Greenier

Agree with Clay and Gary. I upgraded my Mac Studio to Sonoma and like Gary lost most of the functions of my print drivers. I finally reverted back to Ventura, which has also been troublesome in

I upgraded to OS 14.x last November and can attest that the Apple/Epson relationship is strained if not broken. Immediately after upgrade, I lost most of the functionality of the print driver for my

I just ran across this article on Ars Technica about the recent Mac OS 14.4 update breaking a bunch of things. As brittle as the Epson/Apple printer relationship seems to be, I would be wary of

I use Colorport on Mojave with an i1Pro 2. No idea about ColorMunki...

Hi, I run ColorMunki Photo (calibration) and the corresponding app Photo ColorPicker (for taking readings of test charts etc) on MacOS Mojave on an Oracle VM VirtualBox, from within MacOS Big Sur. No

High Sierra I know works with Colorport - No idea for ColorMunki, sorry. Alan Bradford alan.bradford@...

You need 10.6 (snow leopard) or a subsequently java enabled 10.7 (Lion). best, Jon Cone Piezography

Hi I planned to run Colorport and ColorMunki photo, to linearize some piezo pro .quad. I use an old Mac book, and I have not found which macOS version use, that could run these 2 software. An apple

It doens't really matter what you set the gray highlight to because it will just be corrected when you do the linearization. the gray highlight and gray shadow settings just get you closer so the

One of the primary reasons I built me QTP software was needing the ability to edit the quad files in ways the ink descriptor files wouldn't allow you to do. The Curve Editor tools I include in the

Correct, the QTP-K3 app has prebuilt curves for the different printers for a single matte and gloss paper that can be used as a starting point for other papers that you can fine tune in the QTP-K3

Thanks for this Roy. Too bad, though.

Adobe stopped showing Gray ICCs in Photoshop and Lightroom many years ago. RGB ones are equivalent. But standard soft-proofing in this context really doesn't show much useful info. In fact its

QTR curves are very linear in the whites/near whites ranges. It's mostly just LLK ink and a straight-line. Graph the curves and I think you'll see this. So while you can steepen the LLK curve, I'd

Looks like I accidentally appended parts of Paul's name at the end of my last post. Sorry about that. The post was from me and no one else.

I bought Quad Tone Rip and started using it yesterday and have had a few problems. I couldn’t get the profiles to show in Print Tool. I de-installed and then reinstalled the software and this solved