Job Priority Usually CUPS prints all jobs per queue according to the "FIFO" principle: First In, First Out. The job priority option allows you to re-order the queue according to your needs. It works in both directions: you can increase as well as decrease priorities. (Usually you can only control your own jobs.) Since the default job priority is "50", any job sent with, for example, "49" will be printed only after all those others have finished. Conversely, a "51" or higher priority job will go right to the top of a populated queue (if no other, higher prioritized one is present.) Additional hint for power users: This KDEPrint GUI element corresponds to the CUPS command line job option parameter: -o job-priority=... # example: "10" or "66" or "99"
TaakprioriteitGewoanwei drukt CUPS alle taken yn de wachtrige ôf neffens it "FIFO" - prinsipe: Earst binnen, Earst bûten. Mei taakprioriteitopsje kin jo de wachtrige nei eigen ynsicht ynrjochtsje. Dit wurket yn beide rjochtings: Jo kinne de prioriteit fan in printtaak ferheegje, mar ek ferleegje (Nornaal kin jo allinne jo eigen taken beheare). De standertprioriteit fan in printtaak is "50". In taak mei prioriteit "49" sil dus as lêste printe wurde. In taak mei prioriteit "51" of heger sil as earste printe wurde (fanútgeande dat der gjin taak mei in hegere prioriteit is). Ekstra oanwizing foar erfaren brûkers: Dit elemint fan de grafyske omjouwing fan KDEPrint komt oerien meu de CUPS kommandorigel- taakopsjeparameter: - o job- priority=... # foarbyld: "10" of "66" of "99"