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A label maker program for 3.5" floppy disks for the Amiga written
...I can't tell if there are still available today. You can add an image from a selection of images shown here to enhance the overall look of your floppies. Apparently, the program works still nicely inside WinUAE and even the printing works if you setup the printer emulation (I recommend the EpsonQ 48 dot printer).
...Also remote printing via the internet from a central location is supported whereby the definition XML files and data XML files are automatically transferred to the remote location. Rendering and printing is automatically done on the receiving location.
So this project contains some major components: a designing program to design the labels. A 'server' components which will manage and send the definition xml files to the client. A client component which will receive and optionally render and print. A management program like printmanager which will manage the queue in incoming print requests and allow for printer definitions on the client.
Latest version on https://github.com/mvendert/LabelPrint.git