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No - it is standard CUPS with some extensions to interact with the MacOS GUI. It runs the same drivers as Linux which is great for old printers or those without
by sitharus 11y ago
No - it is standard CUPS with some extensions to interact with the MacOS GUI. It runs the same drivers as Linux which is great for old printers or those without MacOS support.
The main change when Apple purchased the project was a license change to allow proprietary drivers when running on OS X.
I suspect you're getting confused with the change from NeXTSTEP to MacOS X where Display PostScript was replaced with a PDF-like system for copyright/licensing reasons.