> If you need to "discover" the printers on your network, something is probably wrong, as in my experience public printers are always labeled with the relevant

> If you need to "discover" the printers on your network, something is probably wrong, as in my experience public printers are always labeled with the relevant information and home printers can print or show that information on their menus. This is a terrible take. The average user is not going to go find out the IP of the printer and go on their computer and configure it. Discovery is the primary way people print now. And... CUPS is how 99% of people print on Mac or Linux.