• Cups AirPrint server with legacy printer driver support using Qemu

  

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  Cups AirPrint server with legacy printer driver support using Qemu

          Explain how to setup a CUPS network printing server on an ARM-Linux which will still be able to use older or discontinued printer drivers, meant for other architectures, using Docker with Qemu platform emulation. Therefore we could use for example 32bit Linux printer drivers emulated inside the container on our ARM server
  

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