Drivers for Mac request - DocuPrint CP105 b
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Hi Rigo
this one?
www.techspot.com
this one?
Apple FujiXerox Printer Drivers 3.1 for Mac OS X
Download Apple FujiXerox Printer Drivers 3.1 for Mac OS X. OS support: Mac OS X. Category: Printers
www.techspot.com
Markverhyden
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Take a look at CUPS. I've used that many times for drivers for old printers in newer Macs. I also googled the model and it looks like there are newer macOS drivers.
linuxprinting was also a good site, also uses CUPS. Now known as something else - https://openprinting.github.io/
linuxprinting was also a good site, also uses CUPS. Now known as something else - https://openprinting.github.io/
Take a look at CUPS. I've used that many times for drivers for old printers in newer Macs. I also googled the model and it looks like there are newer macOS drivers.
linuxprinting was also a good site, also uses CUPS. Now known as something else - https://openprinting.github.io/
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Great, I was able to dload the package.Hi Rigo
this one?
Apple FujiXerox Printer Drivers 3.1 for Mac OS X
Download Apple FujiXerox Printer Drivers 3.1 for Mac OS X. OS support: Mac OS X. Category: Printers
I'll pass it on for testing thx
Markverhyden
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Oops. Didn't drill down further. But as I mentioned CUPS works very well. You can even access more settings than the default ones provided by the OEM. That's a printing system for *nixes developed by Apple. It's very easy to enable and use.
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macOS is based on BSD Unix, specifically Darwin, which is a BSD-based Unix-like operating system
The customer is handling it himself so something straightforward would be most suited.
Don't think he'd be prepared to explore other options
.I've passed on the package suggested by @dannyict and I'll wait to hear if any hiccup or not.
Markverhyden
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Along with many others. Used to be you could cat the copyright for each "version". Most of the networking and NAS OS's were forks of BSD back in the early days. These days most everything is a fork of some version of Linux.
