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Registered: Jul 2013
Location: Nottingham, United Kingdom
Distribution: Arch Linux, Ubuntu Linux
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Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Print Server foWindows, Linux, Mac and iOS AirPrint - BASH Script to d
A new la entry has been added:
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Print Server foWindows, Linux, Mac and iOS AirPrint - BASH Script to do it automatically too..
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[b][u]bPrint Server for the Raspberry Pi (with iOS 6 AirPrint Support)[u][b]
Installing the Required Packages
So you have a Raspberry Pi, you have finished looking at it, and nobody's tried to eat it yet. Now you're wondering what to do with it that may be useful. Well, in my house there's three of us all using different operating systems (Linux, Windows and iOS 6) and one HP LaserJet (the only printer we've not yet managed to break). Cue the Raspberry Pi - it's plugged into the printer and acts as a print server, and also allows us to print from iPhones and iPads.
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