how to define a cups printer accessible to virtualbox guest

[techwiz03]

@tsu2

Click “OK” to have the printer drivers installed locally as it’s suggesting.

I find it easier to configure printers as network devices when possible, to me it’s more clear to understand the client/printer connectivity and the printer is typically a network device without configuring another device as a Print Server.

When you “share” a Printer or in this case access a virtualized printer object, it’s less clear and depends on additional technology provided by either the Host or virtualization, which almost certainly needs to be configured.

TSU

Ok will do and thanks.
I was just concerned that the virtual guest driver would interfere with the cups-glutenprint driver causing more conflicts.