AFAIK KDE in current Kubuntu uses a printer setup tool based on system-config-printer. This tool should ask CUPS for what drivers or PPDs are available. Cups supplies to the printer setup tool the same information as "lpinfo -m" does on the command line. As CUPS supports gzipped PPD files it lists also the PPDs from the m2300w package:
AFAIK KDE in current Kubuntu uses a printer setup tool based on system- config- printer. This tool should ask CUPS for what drivers or PPDs are available. Cups supplies to the printer setup tool the same information as "lpinfo -m" does on the command line. As CUPS supports gzipped PPD files it lists also the PPDs from the m2300w package:
till@till- laptop: ~/ghostscript/ gpl/testfiles$ lpinfo -m | grep 2[34]00W m2300w/ magicolor_ 2300W-m2300w. ppd.gz Minolta magicolor 2300W Foomatic/m2300w (recommended) m2300w/ magicolor_ 2400W-m2400w. ppd.gz Minolta magicolor 2400W Foomatic/m2400w (recommended) laptop: ~/ghostscript/ gpl/testfiles$
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If KDE's system- config- printer does not show them it is a bug of KDE's system- config- printer.