I was actually impressed by GNOME the last time I had to print. It found the required driver in seconds, downloaded it in a few instants, and I was ready to pri

I was actually impressed by GNOME the last time I had to print. It found the required driver in seconds, downloaded it in a few instants, and I was ready to print. Compared to Windows where I had to search during half an hour the driver on the HP website and it installed 350 megabytes of crapware. (of course it's not the same experience for all printers, my 15 years old printer works perfectly on Windows and Linux, and I can't install a network Ricoh printer on Windows or Linux)