Two ways to use your #RaspberryPi as a printer server

CUPS Your Printer with Raspberry or Any Other Linux Machine : The Unwritten Words

The main reason I got into Raspberry Pi in the first place was to solve the problem of access to the printer in my office (not pictured above!) from computers throughout the house. I totally failed in that aim, due to lack of experience, but I’ve just come across two articles which make me think that I should have another go at it.

The first covers using CUPS to turn your Pi into a printer server. The second covers connecting your printer to the Google Cloud Print service and using it that way.

2 comments for “Two ways to use your #RaspberryPi as a printer server

  1. I have set mine up as a print server using CUPS. It was simple to install and configure. There are still functions I want to add to it but there not a priority, such as the ability to reprint completed jobs.

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