Universal print would be a lot more useful if it provided support for both Windows and macOS devices as many enterprises support both platforms.
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Agreed, our high school has mixed Windows/MacOS. Will Universal Print support those 2 device types?
We are split pretty much 50-50 Mac - Windows so ned MAC support to be of any use to us
It's not a complete solution for most enterprises without Mac and mobile support.
I agree macOS, iOS and Android support would be nice!
More platforms (MacOS, ChromeOS) would be definitely beneficial. However, IPP on Mac presents some challenges - this is not IPP Infra, just plain old IPP.
If you are interested in Cloud Print Management, YSoft SafeQ Cloud (shameless employer promo 😉 supports MacOS cloud printing (without any 3rd party clients) alongside Universal Print B-).
Hi rubensaada
Troy Phillips is right. At PaperCut we're working with Microsoft to support print management on Universal Print for all major client operating systems.For existing PaperCut customers today, we do have a few options available to support macOS clients without local print servers.If you reach out to our support team we'll be able to help work out the best solution for your Mac users until they're fully supported by Universal Print.CheersHello,
We have Papercut and we are very interested by Universal Print to be able to deallocate our On Premise Print Servers.We need to print from Mac OS and Windows 10.
I understant Mac OS is not supported for the moment ? Right ?
Thanks a lot for your help !
A few third party vendors (Papercut, YSoft) have announced that Microsoft has been working with them on the down-low for awhile - hopefully they have already started cooperating with Apple on this...
I looked at the design guide, and it appears this is using IPP, meaning that MacOS support should be an easy addition. I got very excited about the announcement, but was disappointed to see it's windows OS only. In education, Macs are a huge installed base, and over 80% of our students have them despite no requirement by the college.
Mac print is essential, also a guest print feature would be nice.
