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Description of problem: When using an application which uses QT5 printing support like digikam or the kate editor opening the print dialog and changing the paper size does not allow selection of all valid paper sizes for the specified printer. Another issue is that the paper sizes shown in the dialogue include sizes not supported by my printer (A2 & A3 when my printer is an A4 or smaller only), also if the default paper size is changed in Cups the dialog still shows A4 in my case. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):5.7 How reproducible: Every time the QT5 print dialogue is used on both Fedora 25 and Fedora 24. Steps to Reproduce: 1.Open application which uses QT5 support 2.Open print dialog 3.Select correct printer 4.select properties 5.click on paper size dropdown 6.in my case double click on 5x7 borderless paper for Canon ip7250 7.correct size not shown as selected Actual results: A4 still shown as paper size Expected results: 5x7 borderless should be shown Additional info: printing works fine when not using QT5 printing support with correct paper sizes shown and selected. I also have an openSUSE system which exhibits the exact same symptoms when printing using QT5.
Having been in touch with Gutenprint Developers they have been able to recreate this issue and have raised a bug with QT5 at https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-58733
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