December 2025
Intermediate to advanced
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You can configure your Linux system to use printers that are connected directly to it (via a USB port) or that are available for printing over the network. Likewise, any printer that you configure on your local system can be shared with users on other Linux, Windows, or Mac systems by opening your printer as a print server.
You configure a printer as a native Linux printer in Fedora, RHEL, Ubuntu, and other Linux systems with the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS). To configure a printer to work as a Microsoft Windows style of print server, you can use the Samba ...
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