local and Network printing
What is local and Network printing?
Local printing refers to printing directly from a computer to a printer that is physically connected to it, typically via a USB cable. Network printing involves printing to a printer that is connected to a network (e.g., Ethernet or Wi-Fi), allowing multiple computers on the network to access and use the same printer. Network printing commonly uses protocols like IPP/CUPS, or SMB. Network printing provides convenience and resource sharing, while local printing is useful for direct, often faster, printing when a network connection isn't necessary or available.
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