I had this for a while a year or so ago. It was nice but it had few cons that made it less ideal than I’ve wanted. * CUPS AirPrint is generic and provides feat

I had this for a while a year or so ago. It was nice but it had few cons that made it less ideal than I’ve wanted. * CUPS AirPrint is generic and provides features that might be unsupported by your printer requires extra settings when printing. * the shared printer wasn’t detected easily by some machines or there was some driver incompatibility. I hoped CUPS could provide some “bridged” printer so you won’t be required to have hard to find drivers but sadly for non AirPrint this solution was worse at least in my case.