via unsatisfactory software...Google Cloud Print allows printing to any printer, no matter where it is located. This is achieved by connecting the printer to a Google account, from where it can be shared with other accounts. Connecting a printer to Google Cloud Print requires running some "connector" software on the computer hosting the printer. For Windows and OS X, this can be Google Chrome, although a standalone connector is also available and additionally works on Linux. Some new printers have native support for Google Cloud Print and do not need a separate connector.
gcp.device enables the Amiga to print directly to any of these cloud-connected printers, using the PostScript printer driver (Google's preferred format is PDF, but [AmigaOS doesn't] have a PDF printer driver yet).
The only requirement is that the printer is connected to or shared with the Google account you authenticate gcp.device with.
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