According to the design guide, it appears that this application will be based on IPP, so it shouldn't be too difficult to add support for MacOS as well. After hearing about the announcement, I was very excited, but was disappointed to see that it was only going to be available for Windows OS. As you may know, Macs are a popular operating system in education, and over 80% of our students have them, although the college does not require them.
My Guess at this point given it is billed as "Native" support.
It will be baked into Sonoma, which is now in public preview and due for release in September, if anyone has a machine with the latest Sonoma preview, is it there ?
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. LAMTOGEL In education, Macs are a huge installed base, and over 80% of our students have them despite no requirement by the college.
@Ben_Vazquez I gave up last year and implemented Papercut Hive, which is a cloud/mesh solution and it is working well. Honestly, I'd go that direction if you are looking for a unified and well tested solution that doesn't need universal print or traditional print servers.
This is now in Private Preview and apparently has been for a little while now, but they are no longer accepting signups to it, they say it will go Public Preview in January, and they are hopeful they will hit the roadmap target this time.
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