Gutenprint has provided general print services for Linux users, but it has also acquired a constituency of print professionals who use externally color-managed workflows to drive legacy hardware. A typical use of a professional externally color-managed workflow is "Photoshop Manages Colors" driving a Linux printserver where an external instance of Photoshop effects the color conversion to deviceRGB by means of Adobe's CMM, and a user-supplied profile. We understand the aspiration of integrated seamless color management as proposed by the members of OpenICC. We too have subscribed to this effort to provide better color for desktop Linux users. However, we have responsibilities to our historical constituency, and we cannot require existing users to abandon their workflows on the promise that future Linux color management will magically replace decades of proprietary development. Therefore, we believe that any new print solutions that we support should *also* fully enable the historical CM-off print queues as these are important for our existing userbase. These are also essential for our contributors as engineering and diagnostic tools. If the new code requested for color-management support does not integrate the functionality of the old, then those new developments will be relegated to our spare time, as our main effort goes into supporting the existing users and providing drivers for new hardware. Edmund, Robert.