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They're proposing standards for all the levels, so, in theory, other "cloud printer" providers could do what they do. So, in theory, it's not lock-in to their
by cpr 17y ago
They're proposing standards for all the levels, so, in theory, other "cloud printer" providers could do what they do.
So, in theory, it's not lock-in to their cloud.
In practice, who else is going to do this?
I suppose if there were a common OSS solution that one could run per-company or per-workgroup, that'd be great.
- leej 17y agoopen standard is not open just because there are no loyalties. a standard is open when it's managed by a consortium or task force. OpenGL is one, for example.