How To Configure Printers On Linux With Cups

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Getting a Printer to work on Linux is more difficult than it is on other operating systems. The reason for this is that not all printers have driver support for Linux. Additionally, each desktop environment handles printers differently, so there’s no universal set of instructions for users to follow. More info https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/configure-printers-on-linux/



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