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I wonder what this means for the Google Chrome hardware ecosystem...

• PaulHoule 7y ago
  Don't get scroogled!
• geofft 7y ago
  https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9633006 https://support.google.com/chrome/a/answer/9633006 Chrome OS now has basically full-featured support for CUPS like a normal Linux machine, so you no longer need Cloud Print to print to local printers, and they're adding features to let you use a remote CUPS server.
  • m712 7y ago
    Well, I posted my previous comment before seeing this. This is good news for Chromebook users, at least.
  • toast0 7y ago
    Since the post says they're gonna finish things by the end of this year and there are already plenty of Chromebooks that they stopped updating... my big unanswered question is, of the Chromebooks they stopped updating, how many of them have a usable enough version of CUPS to still be able to print. Ignoring, of course, those users that were using Cloud Print to network enable their printer.