2023-08-04 22:53 UTC
@jyrgenn@mas.to @netspooky@haunted.computer No, even better. It allows PCL5e/PCL6 over what seems to be a well chosen subset of IPP. You do not have to use the HP cloud, but you have to carefully chose settings to omit it. At least here in EU it is transparent for IT literate people (might be different in other jurisdications).
Given that these 9100 series retail for very low (got one for 34€ at Aldi), HP instant ink is an appropriate solution for low volume printing (50 to 100 pages a month), at least for EU law.
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@netspooky@haunted.computer 2023-08-04 23:08
@mattias@toot.bike @jyrgenn@mas.to thanks for explaining! This is what I did. I connected to the Wi-Fi access point and then did a scan and found the IPP port. I forget which specific Linux application could make it work, but it took some fiddling and trial and error. I didn't feel like doing that again today so I just tried the USB port for laughs and it worked!