Re: [Gimp-print-devel] Samsung ML-1630W for macOS

[Solomon P. <pi...@sh...>]

On Mon, Sep 30, 2019 at 10:33:29PM -0400, Robert Krawitz wrote:
> Interesting.  But it's a bit of a mixed bag (a lot of their current
> printers are not IPP-Everywhere), and if nobody else has
> self-certified any printers, it's harder to say.

I think if you look for "Airprint" or "Mopria" support instead of 
"IPP-Everywhere" the list will get a bit longer.

Eg all but the very first wifi-enabled SELPHY model supports AirPrint, 
but only the most recent two models handle IPP-Everywhere.

(Unfortunately, while Airprint and Mopria are built on top of IPP, 
 they're not quite comptible with IPP-Everywhere, and the specs are 
 proprietary...)

> I guess I'm a bit too familiar with Epson inkjets, which aren't (Epson
> offers some software to provide IPP functionality, but that isn't
> IPP-Everywhere).

A bunch of Epsons are listed as Mopria certified, but they are 
predominantly XP- or EP-/ET- series models -- home/consumer/office 
targeted, and not the more specialized or commercial-focused units that 
provide most of our joy...

 - Solomon
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