<driver id="driver/Postscript-Brother">
  <name>Postscript-Brother</name>
  <url>http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/</url>
  <supplier>Brother</supplier>
  <manufacturersupplied>Brother</manufacturersupplied>
  <license>GPL 2+</license>
  <shortdescription>
    <en>
      Manufacturer-supplied PPD files for Brother's PostScript printers
    </en>
  </shortdescription>
  <packages>
    <package scope="general">openprinting-ppds-postscript-brother</package>
  </packages>
  <functionality>
    <color />
    <text>100</text>
    <lineart>100</lineart>
    <graphics>100</graphics>
    <photo>100</photo>
  </functionality>
  <execution>
    <postscript />
  </execution>
  <comments>
    <en>

      Under this entry Brother's PPD files for their PostScript printers
      are hosted. PostScript printers are supported natively in Linux
      and Unix environments, so you only need the PPD file for your
      printer, no driver executables, to get access to all printing
      functionality. The PPD contains all information about properties
      and user-settable options which are specific to the printer and
      makes printing dialogs show these options and allow the user to
      control all the printer's functionality.&lt;p&gt;

      The PPDs only support the printing functionality of the
      printers. To use additional functionality, like scanning and
      faxing you will need additional drivers from &lt;a
      href=&quot;http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/&quot;&gt;Brother's
      Linux driver web site&lt;/a&gt;. There you find also new and
      updated PPDs for PostScript printers and printer drivers for
      non-PostScript printers.&lt;p&gt;

      Note that these printers work, like all other PostScript
      printers, with &lt;a
      href=&quot;show_driver.cgi?driver=Postscript&quot;&gt;generic PostScript
      PPD files&lt;/a&gt;, but then you will not get access to all the
      printer specific functionality.&lt;p&gt;

    </en>
  </comments>
</driver>
