The article describes the plan for this. For printers that don't implement IPP Anywhere natively, an app can present a local IPP Anywhere implementation and bri

The article describes the plan for this. For printers that don't implement IPP Anywhere natively, an app can present a local IPP Anywhere implementation and bridge that to the printer's native protocol. Abstracting the native protocol support away from the print spooler apparently simplifies a lot of the design and should avoid the current situation where you can end up with tight binding between the CUPS version and the driver version.