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In The Linux Week in Review 49, I showed you how to reliably print to a printer connected to a Windows 7 computer. This article is for those who don’t want to depend on a Windows machine for printing. In TLWIR 50, I will show you how to print directly from GNU/Linux to a WiFi-enabled printer. My case study uses a Canon MP560 all-in-one WiFi-enabled printer.
In TLWIR 49, I set up our Windows 7 PC as a fixed target so that it would be easier for the GNU/Linux PC to find it. We will use the exact same thought process in setting up to print directly from our GNU/Linux PC to our WiFi-enabled printer.
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