Last time I used one, Epilog’s software was pretty terrible. It seemed to designed around a workflow in which you either design your cuts in CorelDraw and then

Last time I used one, Epilog’s software was pretty terrible. It seemed to designed around a workflow in which you either design your cuts in CorelDraw and then print to a Windows print driver. I sincerely hope that the upcoming Windows third-party print driver deprecation kills this. (Also, what’s wrong with them? Even ignoring cost, I would rather have a Chinese printer that had a publicly known control interface and supported Lightburn than a “nice” American laser printer that was only operable with bad proprietary software.)