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Why would you share the "windows printer" when you can just share the "printer". Is it just so your print jobs out of WSL appear in your Windows printer queue
by kazinator 2y ago
Why would you share the "windows printer" when you can just share the "printer".
Is it just so your print jobs out of WSL appear in your Windows printer queue and can be managed there?
- actionfromafar 2y agoNah, just a possible workaround to OPs "which is also refusing to be a shared printer for <reasons>". (Come to think about, may also need network shenanigans for WSL to be visible on the local network?)