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Except this only makes sense in office-like environments. It’s not a solution for a typical home, simply because getting it to run is too complicated. Unless
by trasz 5y ago
Except this only makes sense in office-like environments. It’s not a solution for a typical home, simply because getting it to run is too complicated.
Unless there’s a way to make it work like normal printer does, eg with AirPlay?
- CRConrad 5y ago> Unless there’s a way to make it work like normal printer does, eg with AirPlay? It wasn't your distant forefathers in their "brutish, short, and dark" lives, nor even your own boomer parents in the hilarious 1970s, but people alive and walking among us even now (your boss, your children's school principal, your next-door neighbour...) who once upon a time -- not even all that long ago, actually right here in this same century we're living in now! -- regarded occasionally connecting and disconnecting an Ethernet or USB cable not as some freakishly onerous imposition but actually rather "normal".
- trasz 5y agoBut of course, same with horse carriages and Flash applets.
- sokoloff 5y agoIf you have any Ethernet network at all, it’s easy. Plug it into one of the unused ports on your router. It’s really quite simple (and inexpensive even if you have to buy a cheap switch or wifi access point).
- alistairSH 5y agoI have a Brother HL-L2380DW. It's a basic monochrome laser with duplex and WiFi. Setting it up was easier than any of my prior laser-jet printers (Canon, HP, both of which always had flaky software and drivers). My iOS devices print to it without any config - it just appears as an available printer and does its job.