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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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.
Also print via iOS/iPadOS would be nice to have
I agree it would be great to support macOS especially with Google Cloud Print going away next year
