The Google Cloud Print service allows various ways
to register a printer. Many current generation printers
have support built in. Alternatively, there are software
interfaces that can run on computer and handle the
interaction with Google.

This package provides a CUPS compatible client that allows
an openSUSE computer to send files to Google for printing
on a registered printer.

When files are sent to Google's servers for transmission
to the printer it means that Google has access to them
so that those printed documents are no longer private.

Once CUPS-Cloud-Print is installed it has to be configured
by running as root:
/usr/share/cloudprint-cups/upgrade.py
/usr/share/cloudprint-cups/setupcloudprint.py

setupcloudprint.py only configures the client, so you will need
to have a registered printer at the Google Cloud Print service
prior to running setupcloudprint.py

upgrade.py should be re-run after each time CUPS-Cloud-Print
is updated. Because it accesses the Internet, it has to be run
manually after each update.