Description of problem:

I had a redhat 7.3 installation in which everything was installed.
I had a lot of userdata and some other stuff I did not want to lose,
so I did an upgrade installation.  Almost everything worked, but I had
no lpr command.  After noticing that the lprNG system had been
removed, and that CUPS was now installed, I presumed that this was
intentional.



Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):

0.5.1-2

How reproducible:

Upgrade an "everything" 7.3 system to Fedora Core 1.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install an "everything 7.3"
2. Install a Fedora Core 1 and all errata
3. Behold.
  
Actual results:

None of the symlinks to set up the CUPS system were extant.

Expected results:

I wanted to be able to print.

Additional info:

For whatever reason, I had to use the redhat-switch-printer-nox
command, as I got a bunch of error messages when I tried to use the X
version, even though other commands, such as "redhat-config-printer"
worked fine. In any case, once I selected the "hobson's choice" of
CUPS, all the links were set up correctly. 

I would have been happy with a few lines in the release notes,
suggesting that I run redhat-config-printer.  Given that there is no
longer a lprNG, perhaps an upgrade that forces the CUPS setup is
appropriate.  In any case, it should probably simply be noted in case
someone is trying to debug it.